If you're looking for a tool to bridge to widely used apps like Zoom, Slack and Microsoft 365 to help you get work done, Circleback is a good option. It connects to tools like Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and Slack to create meeting notes, action items and automations. Circleback uses AI to create structured notes, transcribe conversations in more than 100 languages, and has deep integrations with tools like Notion, Linear, HubSpot and Salesforce. It's got strong security, too, with industry standard practices and a range of pricing tiers to accommodate different needs.
Another good option is Clearword, a real-time AI meeting assistant that connects to Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams. Clearword automates meeting notes, action items and follow-up tasks. It creates a brief meeting summary and exports action items to tools like Notion and Hubspot. Clearword also creates a meeting information repository that's easily searchable, editable, shareable and collaboratively editable. The service has flexible pricing tiers, including a free option and a Pro plan at $27-30 per person per month.
Supernormal is another all-in-one meeting management tool that uses AI to transcribe, record and share meeting notes across Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams. It offers automatic note-taking, integration with many tools like Google Drive and Slack, centralized notes and customizable templates. Supernormal also has strong security practices, including SOC 2 certification and encryption, and pricing tiers from free to custom enterprise deals.
If you prefer a more basic AI meeting assistant experience, Otter is a good option. Otter transcribes meetings in real-time, records audio, captures slides, extracts action items and creates meeting summaries. It connects to Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams. Otter has several pricing tiers, including a free option with 300 monthly transcription minutes, so it's good for small or large teams and modest or generous budgets.