Fellow
by FellowFellow helps with meetings across phones, computers, browsers and an API.
AI meeting assistants help turn meetings into transcripts, summaries and action items. This guide helps buyers compare those tools by the features and access details that matter before a purchase.
The list is rebuilt nightly, so its order can change. Use the published comparison fields rather than a fixed position when weighing tools.
Fellow helps with meetings across phones, computers, browsers and an API.
Laxis transcribes meetings, makes AI summaries, tracks tasks and stores searchable records.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4Bluedot suits people who want searchable transcripts and summaries from online or in-person meetings.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4tl;dv is a meeting assistant available on Android, iOS, MacOS, Windows, web, API, self-hosting and extensions.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+5Otter.ai suits individuals and teams who want searchable meeting transcripts, summaries, and action items.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWindows+2Fathom suits people and teams that need recorded meeting transcripts, summaries, and follow-up actions.
Notta suits people who need transcripts and summaries from meetings or recordings, including teams that want shared workspaces and administration controls.
MeetGeek may suit individuals or teams who want meeting transcripts, summaries, and action items across online, hybrid, and in-person conversations.
Read AI is a meeting assistant for Android, iOS, MacOS, Windows, web, API and browser extensions.
Grain suits sales, customer success, and product teams in small to mid-market or enterprise organizations.
ScreenApp suits people who want meeting capture and written follow-up from Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams.
It suits individuals and teams seeking automated meeting transcripts, notes, and follow-up actions across online and in-person meetings.
Avoma is a meeting assistant for phones, Mac, the web, an API and browser extensions.
Fireflies.ai’s browser extension records meetings and provides transcripts, recaps, and tasks.
OLVA captures meetings on desktop, transcribes them and creates summaries and action items for six meeting settings.
Scribbl uses an extension to capture meetings and provide transcription, summaries, and action items on macOS, web, and Windows.
Granola suits people who want meeting transcripts, summaries, and action items across supported meeting types.
Wudpecker suits people who want meeting recordings organized into transcripts, summaries, and follow-up items.
Colibri.ai may suit individuals who want meeting transcripts, summaries, and action items across its listed meeting platforms.
Review a tool’s transcription alongside its summaries and action items. Meeting capture is a separate comparison field, so confirm how a tool handles the meeting itself before choosing it.
Look for coverage on web, macOS, iOS, Windows, Android and through an API. Choose a tool that fits the devices and services used for your meetings.
Pricing entries can show a free plan, a trial and a paid starting price. MeetGeek lists a free plan, a $9.99 per user monthly annual price and a 14-day trial. Laxis lists a free plan, $9.99 per month and a 14-day trial.
Bluedot lists a free plan, $14 per user monthly on annual billing and a three-day trial. Fathom lists a free plan and $15 per user monthly on annual billing. Granola lists a free plan and $14 per user monthly. Circleback lists a free plan and $15 per user monthly on annual billing.
Review each tool’s listed transcription-language support and calendar integrations. These fields can matter as much as the transcript itself when meetings cross languages or calendars.