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Amurex AI
Amurex combines a self-hosted meeting copilot with cross-tool knowledge search for solo users, small teams, and developers who want control over meeting data.
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›What is Amurex AI?
Amurex is an open-source Chrome extension and self-hosted backend for meeting assistance and knowledge search. It supports Google Meet and Microsoft Teams with real-time transcription, summaries, action items, late-join recaps, and follow-up email drafts. Its search connects sources including Notion, Google Drive, Obsidian, and Gmail.
›What are the pros and cons of Amurex AI?
Strengths
Open-source and self-hostable, giving teams more control over data and deployment
Combines meeting assistance with search across multiple knowledge tools
Captures summaries, action items, recaps, and follow-up emails in one workflow
Runs as a browser extension without requiring a separate desktop application
Trade-offs
Supports Google Meet and Microsoft Teams but not Zoom
Self-hosting requires Supabase, Redis, Python 3.11, a VPS, and backend setup
Real-time transcription can be less accurate in noisy rooms
The interface can feel cluttered for new users
It lacks advanced analytics and broader meeting-platform coverage
›What are Amurex AI’s key features?
Real-time transcription for Google Meet and Microsoft Teams
Meeting summaries and extracted action items
Late-join recaps and real-time meeting suggestions
One-click drafts for follow-up emails
Unified search across Notion, Google Drive, Obsidian, and Gmail
Open-source AGPL-3.0 codebase with self-hosting support
›What are the best use cases for Amurex AI?
Automating notes and action items for Google Meet or Microsoft Teams calls
Searching across meeting history, documents, email, and knowledge bases
Catching up on a meeting through a late-join recap
Drafting follow-up emails after customer, project, or team meetings
›What is the pricing for Amurex AI?
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›Who is Amurex AI best for?
soloUseful for solo founders and professionals who want automated meeting notes without a recurring commercial notetaker subscription.
small teamSmall teams using Google Meet or Microsoft Teams can centralize notes, tasks, and related documents.
developersDevelopers and technically inclined teams get the most value from the open-source codebase and self-hosted deployment model.
Not for
- Teams that need Zoom support or broad coverage across meeting platforms
- Buyers who want a plug-and-play notetaker with managed hosting and conventional vendor support
- Enterprises seeking advanced analytics or extensive customization
