Amie Review (2026): Pricing, Features & Honest Verdict
TLDR
Amie is a calendar app that combines scheduling, to-do lists, and AI meeting transcription in one beautiful interface. Bot-free recording is the standout feature. Best for: meeting-heavy professionals on Apple devices. Price: from $6/mo (no free plan). Rating: 7.1/10
What is Amie?
We spotted Amie on Product Hunt where it earned 720+ upvotes for its approach to productivity. Built by Dennis Muller (former N26 product manager) and a small team of 14 in Berlin, Amie started as a beautiful calendar app and has evolved into something more ambitious: an all-in-one productivity hub combining calendar, tasks, and AI meeting intelligence.
The core promise is reducing the number of apps you juggle daily. Instead of Google Calendar for scheduling, Todoist for tasks, and Otter.ai for meeting notes, Amie handles all three. The company has raised $8.3M from Spark Capital, Creandum, and Tiny.
| Plan | Price | Plan Features | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Personal | $6/mo (annual) | Calendar, todos, basic features | Individuals wanting a better calendar |
| Pro | $15/mo (annual) | 15 AI meeting notes/mo, AI assistant | Professionals with regular meetings |
| Business | $21/mo (annual) | Unlimited AI notes, CRM/ATS connectors, E2E encryption | Teams needing full meeting intelligence |
What Amie Gets Right
Bot-Free Meeting Recording
This is the feature that sets Amie apart. Most AI meeting note tools (Otter, Fireflies, tl;dv) send a bot into your call. Everyone sees “Otter.ai Bot has joined.” It is awkward in client calls and sometimes gets blocked entirely. Amie records audio locally on your device. No bot joins. No one knows you are recording unless you tell them. It works across Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, and Slack Huddle, supporting 17 languages with speaker labeling.
The Design Is Exceptional
Amie is one of the most visually polished productivity apps we have reviewed. The calendar feels fast and responsive. Event creation uses natural language. The interface avoids clutter while still surfacing the information you need. If you care about the tools you use looking and feeling great, Amie delivers.
Calendar Plus Tasks Actually Works
Many apps try combining calendars and to-do lists. Most fail because one side feels like an afterthought. Amie gets the balance right. Tasks live alongside your calendar events, you can drag tasks onto your schedule to block time, and the AI can auto-schedule tasks based on your availability. Integrations with Notion, Todoist, and Apple Reminders mean you do not have to abandon existing systems.
Shareable Meeting Collections
Group meetings by project, client, or recurring event. Share context with teammates. Ask the AI questions across your entire meeting history. This is useful for salespeople tracking deal conversations or product managers following user research threads.
Where Amie Falls Short
No Free Plan
A 7-day trial is not enough to evaluate a calendar app. Calendars need weeks of daily use before you know if they fit your workflow. Competitors like Notion Calendar (free) and Google Calendar (free) set a high bar for what users expect without paying. Starting at $6/month is reasonable, but the lack of any free tier limits adoption.
Platform Gaps
No Android app is a significant limitation. If you have a personal Android phone and a work Mac, Amie only covers half your devices. The Windows app is newer and less mature than the macOS version. For a calendar app that needs to be available everywhere, these gaps matter.
Small Team, Big Ambitions
Fourteen people building a calendar, task manager, and AI meeting tool across macOS, iOS, Windows, and web. That is a lot of surface area for a small team. Feature velocity and bug fixes may be slower than larger competitors. If Amie is acquired or pivots, your calendar workflow is disrupted.
AI Notes Are Limited on Pro
The Pro plan at $15/month only includes 15 AI meeting notes per month. If you have 4 meetings a day, you burn through that in less than a week. Unlimited notes require the Business plan at $21/month, which adds up quickly.
Amie Pricing Breakdown
All plans are per-user. Annual billing saves roughly 30-40% compared to monthly.
Personal at $6/month (annual) gives you the calendar and task management without AI meeting features. Pro at $15/month adds 15 AI meeting notes, the AI assistant for drafting emails and creating tickets, and priority support. Business at $21/month unlocks unlimited AI notes, CRM and ATS connectors, and end-to-end encryption.
Who Should Use Amie
Amie is best for professionals who spend a significant portion of their day in meetings and want transcription without the social friction of a bot joining. Sales professionals, customer success managers, and product managers on Apple devices will get the most value.
If you are on Android, need a free tool, or have fewer than 3-4 meetings per week, the value proposition weakens considerably. Look at Notion Calendar for a free alternative or Granola for bot-free meeting notes without the calendar commitment.
Alternatives
Notion Calendar
Formerly Cron. A free, beautifully designed calendar with deep Notion integration. No AI meeting notes, but excellent for anyone already in the Notion ecosystem. The price (free) makes it the obvious choice for budget-conscious users.
Granola
AI meeting note-taker that also records without a bot. Focused purely on meeting intelligence rather than trying to be a full calendar replacement. If you want bot-free notes but prefer to keep your existing calendar app, Granola is the answer.
Motion
AI-powered calendar with automatic task scheduling and project management. More aggressive on the AI scheduling side than Amie, but lacks meeting transcription. Better for people who struggle with time management and want the AI to plan their day.
The Bottom Line
Amie is a beautifully designed productivity app with a genuinely useful differentiator in bot-free meeting recording. The combination of calendar, tasks, and meeting notes in one app reduces tool sprawl. But the lack of a free plan, missing Android support, and AI note limits on the Pro plan hold it back from a stronger recommendation. If you are an Apple user with a meeting-heavy schedule, the 7-day trial is worth your time.
Amie Pros & Cons
What We Like
- Bot-free meeting recording captures audio locally without awkward "bot has joined" notifications
- Beautiful, minimalist design that makes calendar management enjoyable
- Combines calendar, tasks, and meeting notes in a single app
- AI summaries with automatic action items from meeting transcripts
What Could Be Better
- No free plan, only a 7-day trial before requiring payment
- No Android app, limiting cross-platform teams
- Small team of 14 people raises questions about long-term feature velocity
- AI meeting notes capped at 15/month on Pro, unlimited only on Business at $21/mo
Amie FAQ
Does Amie have a free plan?
No. Amie offers a 7-day free trial with full feature access, but requires a paid subscription after that. The cheapest plan is $6/month billed annually.
How does Amie record meetings without a bot?
Amie captures audio locally on your device during Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, and Slack Huddle calls. No bot joins the meeting, so other participants are not notified or disrupted. It then processes the audio for transcription and AI summaries.
Does Amie work on Android?
No. Amie is available on macOS, iOS, Windows, and web. There is no Android app currently.
What is Amie?
Calendar app combining scheduling, tasks, and AI meeting notes in one interface. No bots join your calls. Berlin-based, $8.3M raised.
How much does Amie cost?
Amie pricing starts at $6/mo (annual).
Is Amie worth it?
Amie combines a beautiful calendar with to-do lists and AI meeting transcription that works without a bot joining your calls. The design is exceptional and the bot-free recording is a genuine differentiator. But no free plan, no Android app, and a small team (14 people) mean limited platform coverage and uncertain long-term support. We rate it 7.1/10.
