Flownote Alternatives

If you're looking for a different alternative to Flownote, MeetGeek is worth a look. It uses AI to record, transcribe and summarize meetings. MeetGeek's features include AI-generated minutes, key discussion points and action items, as well as a searchable database for storing notes. It can connect to Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook, so it's good for teams and people with multiple roles. MeetGeek also uses end-to-end encryption for data security.

Another good option is jamie. This AI-powered meeting note taker automatically creates summaries, transcripts and action items without requiring virtual meeting bots or plugins. It works in more than 15 languages and connects to Zoom, Teams and offline meetings. Jamie has features like task extraction, semantic search and custom note templates, so it's good for individuals in small and large companies.

If you want a full-fledged meeting assistant, check out Avoma. Avoma automates the work of managing meetings with transcription, summarization and analysis. It also has features like collaborative note editing, automatic recording and AI-generated notes. The service connects to Calendar and CRM software, so it's good for remote teams. Avoma offers a 14-day free trial so you can try it out.

Last, Briefly is another alternative worth a look. Briefly can automatically take notes, summarize meetings and draft follow-up emails. It works in more than 40 languages and connects to Slack and Hubspot. The tool offers a free plan with 5 AI summaries per month and paid plans starting at $15/month. Briefly's technology can be used for more than just summarizing meetings, capturing important feedback and streamlining workflows.