Jamie AI

What is Jamie AI?

Jamie AI is an AI meeting note-taker that produces notes written in a natural, human-like style, along with meeting summaries, full transcripts, and action items. It processes meeting audio automatically, extracting tasks and decisions, and lets you search your notes by meaning. Jamie works across platforms and languages, so you don’t have to take notes yourself during meetings.

Privacy is a priority: all data is stored in Europe and only processed when necessary. Jamie also works without intrusive virtual bots joining your calls.

Who created Jamie AI?

Jamie was built by a team focused on eliminating tedious busy-work. Dr. Matthias Müller-Lindenberg, a Founder and Executive Coach, started the project after seeing how much easier meetings could be if note-taking were handled automatically. Jamie has since gained thousands of users who rely on its human-like notes across many meeting types and platforms.

What is Jamie AI used for?

• Create summaries, transcripts, and action items from any meeting
• Process meeting audio automatically to generate detailed summaries
• Support multiple languages and customize note templates
• Identify decisions made during meetings
• Search meetings by meaning, not just keywords
• Extract tasks discussed in meetings
• Integrate with popular meeting tools like Zoom and Teams
• Store data in Europe with processing only when necessary
• Improve over time as it learns your work context

Who is Jamie AI for?

Jamie is used by professionals including assistant professors, founders, executive coaches, HR professionals, venture capital experts, attorneys, disability advocates, product leaders, and entrepreneurs.

How to use Jamie AI?

1. Start Jamie when your meeting begins so it can automatically process the audio.
2. Review and share the generated summary, transcript, and action items with one click.
3. Find information fast using semantic search across your meeting notes.
4. Improve accuracy by teaching Jamie custom words and acronyms.

Jamie works across different tools and languages, and users report saving up to 10 hours per week on meeting busy-work.