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recd vs Jamie

recd vs Jamie

Jamie and recd both skip the bot. Jamie deletes the audio after transcribing and keeps notes in its EU cloud. recd keeps the audio, transcript and notes in your Google Drive, and records your screen too.

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What each one does

Jamie runs on your computer or phone and writes summaries of online and in-person meetings. recd records on your Mac and saves the audio, transcript and notes to your Drive.

recdJamie
Records your screenYes No
Records meetingsYes, both sides, in any call appYes, online and in person
Sends a bot into your callsNeverNo
Where your files liveYour Google DriveJamie’s cloud, in the EU; audio deleted
Transcribed on your MacYes, with Apple’s speech engineNot stated
AI notesYes, written by your own ClaudeSummaries, action items and Ask Jamie
Runs onMac (macOS 26)Mac, Windows, iPhone, web
Free planFree while in beta10 notes a month, 30 minutes each
Paid planNone yetPlus from $24/mo

Jamie prices from www.meetjamie.ai/pricing, checked 20 Oct 2026. Prices change; check theirs before you decide. recd is free while in beta.

The honest bit

Where each one is better

Where Jamie is better

  • Windows and iPhone as well as the Mac
  • EU hosting, built around GDPR
  • Shared team templates and CRM links
  • Ask questions across past meetings

Where recd is better

  • You keep the audio as an .m4a
  • Files in your Google Drive, not a vendor cloud
  • Records your screen too
  • No 10-note or 30-minute cap while it’s in beta
Pick Jamie if you need Windows or EU hosting. Pick recd if you want the audio and your screen videos kept in your own Drive.
Questions

recd vs Jamie, answered

Does Jamie keep the audio?

Jamie says it deletes audio after transcription. recd saves every recording to your Drive.

Is Jamie free?

Jamie’s free plan covers 10 notes a month, up to 30 minutes each. recd is free while it’s in beta.

Do both work without a bot?

Yes. Both record from your computer, so nothing joins the call.

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Record it once.

Free while in beta. Your recordings stay in your Google Drive.