ai meeting notetakers
ranked on the questions that involve everyone else in the room — whether the tool announces itself, how long it keeps the recording, and whether your colleagues' voices train somebody's model.
17 listed · 14 of them researched by us · featured first, then most upvoted
Fireflies.ai
we checked this$10/user/mozero-day retention and a flat refusal to train on your meetings — both documented, in two places.
Bluedot
we checked this$14/user/mono bot, no calendar access, and a plain statement that your data never trains anything.
Granola
we checked this$14/user/monever keeps the raw audio and never joins the call — and trains on you by default unless you're enterprise.
Read AI
we checked this$15/user/mothe only one that lets the other people in the meeting opt out of being recorded.
Spinach
we checked this$19/user/mohipaa-ready with an unscoped no-training promise, and a privacy policy that won't load.
Sembly AI
we checked this$10/user/moeu data residency without paying enterprise prices — and training that's on by default until you do.
MeetGeek
we checked this$9.99/user/mopublishes exactly how long it keeps your audio and transcripts, per tier — and alerts participants when it starts.
Grain
we checked this$19/seat/mono-bot capture that leans on zoom's own consent disclosures — and says nothing at all about training.
Jamie
we checked this€21/user/moeu-hosted and covers in-person meetings — with a no-training clause narrower than it first reads.
Fathom
we checked this$15/user/mothe only vendor that warns you some jurisdictions require everyone's consent, not just yours.
Avoma
we checked this$19/user/mocaptures phone calls as well as video, with a no-training promise that covers only google's data.
tl;dv
we checked thisnot readablemakes the strongest no-training claim in the category, on the only page of its site we could read.
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