ActFlux vs imeetly

ActFlux is a web-based service for transcribing meetings and turning them into action items, decisions, and questions. It supports real-time transcription and uploaded audio or video, identifies speakers, and handles 50+ languages. Extracted tasks can go onto a Kanban board, where teams can assign owners and track priority and due dates. Google Calendar and Zoom are listed integrations; Slack is marked as coming soon. A REST API supports meeting uploads, transcript retrieval, action-item management, and webhook notifications. Users can export transcripts as PDF, action items as CSV, and meeting data as JSON. The privacy policy says data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and users can export or delete their data. The Free plan costs nothing and allows five meetings per month without a credit card. Paid-plan trials last 14 days, require a payment method, and become paid subscriptions unless cancelled. Email support is listed 24/7; live chat is available to Pro and Team customers Monday–Friday, 9 AM–6 PM EST.

imeetly is a web service for turning meeting recordings and transcripts into summaries, decisions, blockers, and action items. Add meetings by uploading audio or video, pasting a transcript, or importing from Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams. Action items can carry owners, priorities, due dates, and reminders, and the service can provide overdue digests. Its meeting memory lets users ask natural-language questions about processed meetings and cite the source meetings. The homepage says it accepts recordings in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, French, and Japanese. Summaries can be shared through public pages, with search engine indexing optional. The free plan includes 5 meetings per month, files up to 100 MB, and 5 AI memory searches daily, with snippets only. Pro costs $15 a month and allows 50 meetings monthly, 500 MB files, and 100 daily searches, plus priority processing, PDF and Markdown export, and full AI answers. Uploaded source files are deleted after processing; generated outputs and metadata remain in the account.