Why Spiik comes out ahead
You can go back to the recording
Jamie permanently deletes the audio once your transcript is ready. Spiik keeps it on your device, so you can tap any line to hear it again, check a quote, or catch a word the transcript got wrong.
No meter on your notes
Jamie's free plan includes 10 AI notes a month for meetings up to 30 minutes, and Plus raises that to 20 notes and 2 hours. Spiik Pro has no monthly cap, so a busy week doesn't push you to a higher plan.
Both sides of the call, kept in one recording
On a Mac, choose Mic & System Audio and Spiik records your microphone together with the other participants from Zoom, Teams, Google Meet or any other app. On an iPhone, it records the room for in-person meetings.
Built for more than meetings
Spiik also imports existing recordings and turns lectures, interviews and voice notes into notes, quizzes, flashcards and mind maps.
When Jamie could make sense
Jamie can make sense if you need Windows or Android, want recording to start on its own from your calendar, or prefer that no audio is kept at all. Its Pro plan also allows meetings up to 5 hours.
Frequently asked questions
Does Jamie keep meeting audio?
No. Jamie's documentation says it permanently deletes audio files once the transcript is ready. Spiik keeps your recording so you can replay any part of it.
Do Spiik and Jamie need a bot in the meeting?
No. Both record on your own device. On a Mac with macOS 15.2 or later, Spiik's Mic & System Audio records both sides of the call.
Is Spiik cheaper than Jamie?
Yes. Spiik Pro is $49.99 a year in the US. Jamie Pro is €39 a month billed yearly.
Sources
Competitor facts come from the public pages below, checked on November 3, 2026. Prices are US prices, change often and can vary by country and offer. We compare price, limits, features and platforms rather than accuracy percentages, because we know of no independent test that covers these apps side by side. Spotted something out of date? Email [email protected] and we will fix it.