Amie

Amie is an AI meeting-notes and workday-planning app that turns conversations into action items, tasks and calendar time. It suits meeting-heavy professionals who want one connected workflow across calls, email and scheduling. The main question is whether that breadth justifies choosing a service whose paid tiers use custom pricing.

Overview

Amie combines meeting capture with a hybrid planning method: it syncs calendars, keeps recurring tasks and adds focus sessions alongside ordinary to-dos. Its distinctive proposition is continuity from conversation to execution. A meeting summary can become an action item, then part of an automatically arranged day rather than a note stranded in a separate app.

That approach is a strong fit for people whose schedules change frequently and whose work depends on follow-up. It is less compelling if you only need a lightweight calendar, a basic recorder or a standalone task list, since many of its capabilities target an integrated work routine.

Key features

Meeting capture and language support

Amie creates AI summaries and action items and says it records meetings without requiring a bot to join the call. Recording spans Zoom, Google Meet, Slack Huddle and Microsoft Teams, so mixed-provider teams do not have to change their conferencing habits. It supports 17 languages with speaker labeling and 82 additional languages without labeling. That is broad coverage, but the distinction matters: multilingual transcription is not the same as reliably identifying each speaker.

Planning and assistant actions

Amie connects call action items to to-dos, then uses AI to schedule the day and revise that schedule when circumstances change. Calendar synchronization, recurring tasks and focus sessions provide the structure for that system. The chat assistant can draft emails, create or update meetings, rewrite summaries, make mind maps and create Linear tickets. These actions are useful when planning and follow-through happen together; they are excessive for someone who wants notes without automation.

Connections and support

Integrations or exports cover Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Gmail, Slack, Notion, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Attio and Linear. That range supports both personal planning and CRM or development workflows, although the value depends on which services your team already uses. Support, feature requests, bug reports and integration requests are handled by email at [email protected].

Pricing

Amie uses a freemium model. The Free plan costs nothing and comes with a seven-day free trial offer. It is the sensible starting point for individuals who want to establish whether AI notes and automated scheduling fit their routine, but the short trial leaves little time for evaluating a full work cycle.

Pro has custom pricing, with a monthly billing option shown. Business also has custom pricing and a monthly billing option. Both paid plans include unlimited Google calendars, unlimited Apple calendars, unlimited todo lists, unlimited todo integrations and unlimited meeting notes. Those generous quotas remove obvious caps for calendar-heavy users, but without a published price it is difficult to compare either tier against a fixed-cost competitor or forecast a team budget. Yearly billing receives 20% off, so organizations willing to commit longer can reduce the effective rate, while readers who need transparent checkout pricing should look elsewhere.

Amie identifies its provider as Amie GmbH in Berlin. Its privacy policy says personal information may be stored or processed in Germany or wherever Amie and its service providers operate facilities, and acknowledges that no electronic transmission or storage method is completely secure.

Platforms

Amie is available on iOS, macOS and Windows. iOS coverage makes the workflow usable away from a desk, while the desktop editions suit calendar and task planning during computer-based work. No Android platform is provided, so Android users should consider alternatives with native Android support.

Who it's for

Choose Amie if meetings generate a steady stream of follow-up and you want those outcomes to shape an automatically organized day. It is particularly suitable for consultants, managers, sales users and cross-functional teams working across several call providers and connected services.

It is a weaker match for Android-first users, buyers who require clear Pro or Business prices before committing, or anyone seeking only a simple calendar or transcription tool. The seven-day trial is enough for an initial impression but not a long evaluation of changing schedules and recurring work.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Meeting summaries and action items flow into tasks and calendar planning, reducing the gap between deciding and doing.
• Pro: Bot-free recording across Zoom, Google Meet, Slack Huddle and Microsoft Teams fits varied meeting setups.
• Pro: Seventeen languages include speaker labeling, with 82 more available for transcription without that attribution.
• Pro: Unlimited calendars, todo lists, integrations and meeting notes on Pro and Business suit heavy users.
• Con: Pro and Business custom pricing makes cost comparisons and team budgeting harder.
• Con: The seven-day trial is brief for assessing an AI planner over a changing work schedule.
• Con: There is no Android version, limiting the choice for Android-based mobile workflows.

Alternatives

Routine is a better fit if you want broad platform coverage, including Android, Linux, web and Windows, plus a free-forever tier with three integrations, three custom databases and 250 AI credits.

Open Sunsama suits readers seeking free personal use with hosted or self-hosted deployment across Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web and Windows.

General Bots Calendar is for organizations that prefer a self-hosted, AGPLv3 calendar with unlimited users and operations and no per-user licensing fees.

FlowSavvy is worth choosing when you want explicit scheduling limits and a published Pro price of $14 a month rather than custom pricing.

Reclaim AI is an alternative for web and extension users who want a free-forever Lite tier with one user, a one-week scheduling range, one calendar sync, one scheduling link and five AI agents.

DayWise is an Android option centered on manual scheduling in its free tier and unlimited AI scheduling and auto-rescheduling in Pro.

Trevor AI fits web users who want a free plan with one calendar account or a published Pro price of $6 a month.

Efficio is a paid web app that offers beta access with calendar and to-do features before its paid tiers.

For broader comparisons, browse AI Calendar Assistants, Daily Planner Apps and Calendar apps.

Verdict

Pick Amie if you want AI meeting notes tied directly to tasks, calendars and daily planning, especially across multiple call providers. Look elsewhere if Android support, transparent paid pricing or a longer trial is essential; its connected workflow is persuasive, but custom-priced tiers make the final buying decision less certain.