Supernormal

Supernormal joins your calls, transcribes them, and then goes a step past the notes: it drafts the artefact the meeting was actually about. From one recording it can generate a slide deck, a creative brief or one-pager, a spreadsheet, or images, pulling in extra documents and emails when the transcript alone lacks context.

That framing is what separates it from the crowded meeting-notes category. Most notetakers stop at a summary and a list of action items and leave the real work — the pitch deck, the client brief, the campaign plan — to you. Supernormal treats the transcript as source material for a first draft, which is why the company positions it at agencies and client-services teams who bill for exactly those deliverables.

Notes can be captured without a meeting bot joining the call, so there is no visible third participant in the room. Output is metered in credits rather than per-minute recording caps: the free tier runs on 5 daily and 15 monthly credits and still includes unlimited projects and MCP tool access, letting an agent query your meeting history directly. Paid Team and Business tiers lift the daily cap, roll unused credits forward, and share one credit pool across unlimited seats; Business adds SSO, audit logs, data-retention controls and admin visibility.

Operated by Supernormal Technologies, Inc., which reports use across more than 700,000 organisations. Best suited to agencies, consultancies and client-facing teams whose meetings routinely end in a document somebody has to write.