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!
And what does this actually use underneath to convert the raw audio into text?
> It’s also fully open source...
> I’d love to hear what the community thinks!
If anything, you'd probably lose less accuracy in this project by replacing ChatGPT with one of the Llama variants than than you'd lose graphics performance by switching an Ubuntu desktop from noveau to nvidia.
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Sure there was controversy there enough to stop the project there, but where you license with MIT you open yourself up to grift on the margins.