Supernormal, founded in 2020, records and summarizes meetings with a specific structural choice: notes are generated using templates matched to the type of meeting it is, a sales call, a one-on-one, a standup, rather than one generic summary format applied regardless of what kind of meeting actually happened.
That template-matching means the output structure fits the content naturally: a one-on-one summary emphasizes different things than a sales call summary would, without a user having to manually reformat a generic summary to fit the specific context each different meeting type actually needs.
A free tier covers standard use, and paid plans start around $18 a month for more features. For a team running several different types of recurring meetings that each warrant a differently structured summary, Supernormal's template-matched note format addresses that variety more directly than a single generic summary structure applied to every meeting.
