Amurex – A cursor like copilot for meetings but also open source
tldr: I built Amurex, an open source Chrome extension for meeting transcription, real-time suggestions, and automated follow-ups. I’ve tried every transcription and meeting tool out there, and none of them worked the way I needed. So, I built Amurex: - No clunky bots joining or announcing themselves. - Accurate, clean transcripts delivered right after the meeting. - Auto-generated follow-ups that I can edit and send in seconds. But most importantly, it is the only meeting copilot that does: - Real-time suggestions during meetings to help me stay focused (or at least less miserable). It’s…
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Amurex is an open source Chrome extension that transcribes meetings, provides real-time suggestions to keep users engaged, and automatically generates follow-up actions. Unlike other meeting tools, it operates without joining calls or announcing itself, delivering clean transcripts immediately after meetings end. Users can quickly edit and send auto-generated follow-ups. The tool is designed for anyone who struggles with meeting engagement or needs efficient transcription and follow-up management.
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tldr: I built Amurex, an open source Chrome extension for meeting transcription, real-time suggestions, and automated follow-ups. I’ve tried every transcription and meeting tool out there, and none of them worked the way I needed. So, I built Amurex: - No clunky bots joining or announcing themselves. - Accurate, clean transcripts delivered right after the meeting. - Auto-generated follow-ups that I can edit and send in seconds. But most importantly, it is the only meeting copilot that does: - Real-time suggestions during meetings to help me stay focused (or at least less miserable). It’s also fully open source because I believe good tools shouldn’t be locked behind paywalls. If you’ve ever struggled to stay engaged in meetings or needed quick, reliable transcripts and follow-ups. I’d love to hear what the community thinks!
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