See what's new to jamie & the updates we have shipped.
Were you ever looking for specific information of a meeting you had? Us as well. Now, you can search for any keywords across all your meetings inside of jamie easily. It will search through all titles, transcripts, and notes you summarised with jamie. Special shout out to David 🥳.
Getting information out of jamie and into other tools you already hard is tremendously important. This is why you can now copy-and-paste single parts of a meeting like the summary, tasks, or decisions. Also, you can copy-and-paste everything at once with a click of a button.
After starting off by providing great summaries for our users, jamie will soon be able to automate many more tasks that you don’t enjoy doing next to note-taking. To successfully expand on this, it was time for a deep overhaul of the UI and performance of jamie which we are excited to now finally share with all of our users. You will notice that jamie feels significantly faster, works more robustly, and expand beyond a simple tool towards a powerful place for where you get work done quickly. Also, you have a brand new “Today” view, as well as a “Meetings” view to help you find what you are looking for faster. Keep an eye out for many small, yet helpful features that are coming to jamie over the next few weeks.
In your job, you will have many different areas and projects. That’s why you can now define tags in your settings and quickly filter based on tags in the meetings view.
Special shoutout to David and Charles for making jamie 3 come alive so quickly. Also, we would like to thank Saamia, Damian, Julius, Jamie, Firat, Dray, and Nils for their feedback in developing this new version.
An important part of getting value out of meeting notes is sharing them with your team and colleagues. That's why we added a one-click link sharing feature to jamie. When you click "Copy link" when viewing a summary, we generate a safe URL and copy it to your clipboard. Then, you can share this link with anyone who should have access to the notes jamie generated for you. It is of course possible to always disable a link if you want to not share the notes any longer.
After hearing from many of our beta testers that a free trial of 1 week might not be enough to be convinced of jamie, we are excited to bring a free plan to jamie. The free plan includes up to 5 meetings per month with a limit of 30 minutes per meeting.
We have improved the extraction capabilities of jamie to detect immediate tasks and decisions more accurately from meetings. This means that the action item output will be more useful to our customers.
Sometimes you want to go back to the exact moments of a meeting to get down to the details, we understand. That's why you can now view the transcripts of your meetings right inside jamie. You still get the summaries you love while getting the chance to review specific details. Kinda like the best of both worlds.
You asked for it, we (finally) built it. After weeks of trying to get headphone mode on mac to work (which was harder than we anticipated), we are delighted to announce that an implementation is now live in the product. As there are still some edge cases where headphone mode on macOS does not work as expected, we released this in beta for now. If there is anything you notice, please drop us a message any time.
We are excited to finally ship speaker memory to jamie. This means that jamie will automatically remember the names of the people you identified in earlier meetings and automatically pre-fills their names. Hopefully this saves you some time here and there ⏱️.
The output you want to get out of a meeting can vary significantly from meeting to meeting. This is why we added a selection screen to so you can quickly decide whether you want notes, executive summary, or action items. jamie automatically remembers your preferences for the next time you are in a meeting. Action items are in beta for now as we are looking for ways to improve the accuracy of the extraction.
Despite jamie already providing impressive summaries in some scenarios, we often got the feedback from our users that the quality of summaries could be improved. Hence, we started to work on ways to improve the quality of summaries. One of the core elements we believe will have a tremendous impact on the quality of summaries is identifying who is saying what. With this release, we are excited to ship the first implementation of speaker diarization. This allows us to detect different speakers in a meeting based on their voice. This way, the transcripts we use for the generation of summaries are much more structured.
We all know that most of us are using headphones while being in calls. That's why we are excited to ship headphone mode to jamie with this release. This allows jamie to capture the system audio output together with the microphone. This way, you can finally start using jamie even if you are using headphones. We start off by shipping this to Windows and will add it to macOS soon.
