Cue vs Minutes AI

Cue

• In-person meetings, lectures and appointments recorded on a phone
• Client calls where a visible meeting bot would be unwelcome
• Small teams of 5 to 50 people sharing transcripts and action items

Minutes AI

• Recording meetings, lectures and interviews on a phone
• Turning uploaded audio files or YouTube videos into notes
• Notes written in a different language from the recording

Cue

• The site has no pricing page for individuals: subscriptions are bought in the apps, and the US App Store lists several weekly, monthly and yearly amounts.
• The Teams plan needs at least 2 seats and is billed annually only.
• The terms of use grant 44pixels a licence to use recorded content to develop its products, including training its transcription and other AI models.
• The FAQ describes recording through the device microphone, and the site lists no connections to video-meeting, CRM or task apps.

Minutes AI

• The site has no pricing page: the US App Store lists Unlimited Access at $14.99 and $99.99 without saying which billing period each covers.
• Apps are listed for iOS, macOS and Android only; no Windows or web version is mentioned.
• The enterprise plan is handled through a contact form, with no published features or price.
• No connections to CRM, chat or task apps are listed; notes leave the app as PDFs, emails or texts.

Cue

On-device recording, no bot

Cue records from the device you are using, so nothing joins the call as a participant. The FAQ lists in-person meetings, Zoom and Teams calls, phone conversations, lectures and interviews.

Summaries and action items

When a recording ends, Cue writes a summary with key points, tasks and next steps alongside the transcript. Summaries can be edited or rewritten for a different audience.

Search and questions

Past transcripts, summaries and action items are searchable by keyword, and an assistant answers questions such as which deadlines were agreed in a given meeting.

Multilingual transcription

Transcription and summaries support multiple languages, and the two can differ: the App Store listing gives Spanish transcripts with English summaries as an example.

Calendar reminders

Connecting a Google, iCloud or Microsoft calendar sends a reminder before each event so that recording starts on time.

Export and sharing

Transcripts and summaries can be exported as PDFs, emails or links. The Teams plan shares transcripts and action items across the team.

Minutes AI

Live recording and transcription

Recording starts with one tap and produces a live, word-for-word transcript with labeled speakers. You can list uncommon names, terms and acronyms for the app to listen for.

Formatted notes and summaries

Each recording is turned into notes with headings and bullets of the key points, plus a summary. The text can be edited and searched for words from the audio.

Chat with a recording

Ask questions about a recording, pull out key points or list action items, for example which figures a speaker quoted on a slide.

File upload and YouTube import

Besides the built-in recorder, the app accepts audio files (mp3, mp4, mpeg, mpga, m4a, wav and webm) and pasted YouTube links.

Separate transcript and note languages

The homepage cites support for more than 50 languages. Transcription and summary languages are set separately, so audio in Spanish can produce notes in English.

Export and sharing

Notes can be shared as formatted PDFs, emails and texts. The Mac app syncs with a calendar and takes notes from the computer's audio.

Cue

• Individual$99.99

  per year, as an in-app subscription

  One person's yearly access, as quoted on the Teams page. The US App Store also lists weekly ($5.99 to $9.99), monthly ($14.99 to $24.99) and $119.99 yearly options.

• Teams$89.99

  per seat / year, billed annually (2-seat minimum)

  Unlimited meeting recordings, AI summaries and full transcripts, shared action items, the iOS, Android, web and Mac apps, and priority support.

Minutes AI

• Unlimited Access$14.99 or $99.99

  billing period not shown on the store listing

  The app's only in-app purchase, listed at two prices on the US App Store. The terms of use say subscriptions are typically billed monthly.

• EnterpriseCustom

  Requested through a form linked from the homepage; no features or prices are published for it.

Cue

• Other savings

  Teams save 10% per seat

  The Teams page prices a seat at $89.99 a year against $99.99 for an individual subscription, which it describes as a 10% saving. A minimum of 2 seats applies.

• Education

  Educational pricing on request

  The homepage states that enterprise and educational pricing are available. It gives no rates or eligibility terms.

Minutes AI

No public discounts listed.