Efficient at Effortless Recording, Clear Summaries and Action Items, Search and Recall, Sharing and Collaboration, and User Experience
Amie skips the meeting bot and just handles AI note taking, while tl;dv is a traditional bot that joins your call and records the audio and video. Use Amie if you want private notes without a bot in your meetings; choose tl;dv if you need to reference back the actual recording.
If you want to take meeting notes without a bot joining your call, Amie is the one to pick (or check out Granola, which is what we use). It records your meeting by listening to your computer audio and microphone, then creates summaries, follow-up tasks, and can even draft and send emails for you. All of this happens without a visible bot in your meeting, so it feels more private and less disruptive.
But if you care about real-time, collaborative note taking during the call, tl;dv is better. Its floating pop-up lets everyone on the team write and see notes live, with automatic timestamps and instant sharing, especially handy if your team uses Slack. You get a shared, in-the-moment workspace for capturing what matters as the meeting happens. It also actually records the video and audio of your call.
