Supernormal
AI agent that turns client meetings into ready-to-use deliverables
Linked from supernormal.com · checked 29 Oct
- Tool type
- AI agent for agency client work
- Made for
- Agency teams and client-facing professionals
- Runs on
- Web app plus macOS and Windows notetaker
- Web app at app.supernormal.com; Notetaker requires Apple Silicon on macOS 14.4.1+ or Windows 11+.
What it does
Supernormal takes meeting context, such as notes from client calls, and can draw on documents or emails you add for background. From that it produces client-ready deliverables including pitch decks, creative briefs, one-pagers, presentations, Instagram visuals, and proposals, and it can also create slides, documents, spreadsheets, and images.
You typically start by choosing a template that matches the meeting type, such as turning a discovery call into a proposal or a brainstorm into a pitch deck. Its notetaker records meetings without a bot joining the call, which the site says means it does not join client calls. Because the templates are built around agency work, the outputs are shaped for client projects rather than generic documents.
It suits agency teams and freelancers who run client meetings and need polished deliverables quickly. The free plan includes meeting notes without a bot, daily and monthly credits, and unlimited projects. Paid Team plans list 50 credits per month, and Business adds SSO, audit logs, and admin controls. The notetaker requires an Apple Silicon Mac on macOS 14.4.1 or later, or Windows 11 or later, and credit limits constrain heavy use.
What it can do
- Generates pitch decks, creative briefs, one-pagers, and presentations from meeting notes
- Creates Instagram imagery from campaign briefs
- Produces proposals with scope, context, and next steps from discovery calls
- Creates AI slides, documents, spreadsheets, and images
- Meeting notetaker that works without bots
- Connects to other tools through MCP
Works with
- MCP
Example workflows
- Discovery call to proposal
- Input: notes from a discovery call. Steps: choose the proposal template, add relevant documents or emails for context, generate. Output: a proposal covering scope, context, and next steps, ready to send.
- Brainstorm to pitch deck
- Input: brainstorm meeting notes. Steps: choose the pitch deck template, generate. Output: a pitch deck with story, structure, and visuals ready to present.
Before you choose
- Credit limits apply: the free plan allows daily and monthly credits, so heavy use requires a paid plan.
- Notetaker hardware and OS requirements are specific; Intel Macs and older Windows versions are not supported.
- Team and Business pricing amounts are not published on the page; use the pricing page or contact sales.
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Get started
Free plan requires no credit card.
- Create a free account at app.supernormal.com with no credit card required.
- Download the Notetaker from supernormal.com/download if you need meeting notes, confirming your Mac is Apple Silicon on macOS 14.4.1+ or your PC runs Windows 11+.
- Choose a template for your meeting type and attach any documents or emails for extra context before generating.
Plans and prices
Prices in USDCredit-based plans. Free plan includes daily and monthly credits at no cost with no credit card. Team plan lists 50 credits per month under an Annual label; Business adds controls and requires contacting sales for questions.
- Meeting notetaker (no bots)
- Unlimited projects
- No daily credit limits
- Unlimited seats
Source: supernormal.com/pricing, checked 29 Oct 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.
Sources for this overview
Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 29 Oct 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.
- AI agent for agencies | Client work in a flash ↗www.supernormal.com
- Supernormal pricing | Credit-based plans for teams ↗www.supernormal.com
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