Laxis review: bot-free AI meeting notes and voice dictation in 100+ languages. Free plan, paid plans from $9.99/mo. See features, pricing and integrations.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Laxis is an AI platform for conversations that combines a meeting assistant, an AI voice keyboard, and companion recording hardware. The meeting assistant turns calls into transcripts, summaries, action items, and reports, while the voice keyboard converts speech to text in any app. The company says more than 100,000 professionals use it.
It runs on Mac, Windows, and the web, and the pricing page also references iOS and Android apps. Transcription covers 100+ languages. A central selling point is capture without a meeting bot, so notes can be taken on Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams without an extra participant joining the call.
For meetings, users pick one of three capture modes: bot-free capture, an AI assistant bot that is invited through calendar events, or an upload of existing audio or video. Laxis then transcribes the recording and builds a summary that blends the user's own notes with AI analysis, along with action items and topics.
For dictation, the voice keyboard sits in any input field. Users speak, and Laxis removes filler words and repeated phrases, structures the text, and uses a personal dictionary for names and technical terms. A hotkey starts Agent Mode, where a spoken request such as a follow-up email is drafted and pasted where the user is working.
On the meeting side, AI Chat answers questions across a user's whole meeting history, and 50+ templates convert transcripts into formatted reports. Team features include shared workspaces organized by project or region, one-click sharing to Slack, Teams, or email, and live AI guidance that tracks meeting goals during a call.
A trend view surfaces recurring objections, feature requests, and competitor mentions across conversations. Automation sends outcomes to CRMs and other tools. Laxis also lists a REST API with webhooks, and a Laxis MCP server in beta that lets Claude and ChatGPT query transcripts, summaries, and action items. Hardware options include the OSO AI Earbuds and a 360 Meeting Camera.
Laxis is an AI platform that combines a meeting assistant, an AI voice keyboard, and recording hardware. It transcribes meetings into summaries, action items, and reports, and dictates text into any app. It supports 100+ languages.
Basic is free, Premium is $9.99/mo, and Business is $19.99/mo. Enterprise pricing is custom. Yearly billing saves up to 38%.
Yes. Every new account gets a 14-day free trial of Premium with no credit card required. Afterward the account moves to the free Basic plan and keeps its notes.
Not necessarily. Users can choose bot-free capture, an AI assistant bot that joins calendar events, or file uploads. Capture works across Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams.
Laxis connects with Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, HubSpot, Salesforce, Wealthbox, Slack, and Notion. It also works with 7,000+ apps through Zapier and offers an API with webhooks.
Minutes reset at the start of each billing month. Meetings, dictation, and live translation draw from the same pool and pause once it runs out. Everything already recorded stays available.
Yes. Recordings are limited to 45 minutes on Basic, 2 hours on Premium, and 4 hours on Business. When the limit is reached the recording saves, and the user can start a new one in the same note.
Laxis suits professionals and teams that hold many meetings and want notes synced to a CRM, such as sales, customer success, consulting, and founders. It also suits anyone who wants voice dictation across apps.