At the bottom of every note is the Ask anything bar. It's always there, and it works in two scopes.
This meeting
Grounded in that meeting's notes and transcript. It works live, mid-call — which is genuinely useful when you join late or lose the thread:
"What's been discussed so far?"
"What did they say the budget was?"
"Did we agree on a date?"
All meetings
Retrieval across your entire history. Answers cite their sources as clickable chips — click one to open that meeting.
"What did we decide about pricing across my last five calls?"
"Who owns the migration?"
"What objections keep coming up in sales calls?"
Switch scope with the toggle beside the bar.
It generates, not just answers
Ask it to write something and it will, grounded in the actual material:
"Draft a follow-up email to Priya."
"Summarize this for Slack."
"List every objection they raised, with context."
It can also edit your notes
Some requests change the note rather than answering a question — "add a section on next steps," "tighten the summary." Amlin recognizes those and edits the note, showing that it's doing so.
Good to know
Cross-meeting search favors precision over recall today, so a very vaguely worded question may pull fewer source meetings than you expect. More specific wording — a name, a product, a term — retrieves better.
Answers are always grounded in your own notes and transcripts. Amlin isn't answering from general knowledge.
Ask requires a signed-in account and counts against your monthly Ask allowance on the Free plan. See Plans & limits.