Fireflies Unleashes 200+ Agentic AI Apps Because Your Meeting Recap Needs a Personality Now

In today’s thrilling episode of How Many AI Tools Can We Shove Into One Platform Before Anyone Notices They’re All Just Fancy Notetakers, Fireflies.ai has boldly emerged from the chrysalis of “glorified transcription service” into a majestic productivity phoenix—flapping its wings across every corporate department with 200+ “agentic” AI apps. Yes, agentic. Because apparently “automated” just didn’t sound like it had enough initiative.

Gone are the days when Fireflies merely eavesdropped on your meetings and spit out a generic summary. Now, it’s role-aware, which means it can tailor meeting notes depending on whether you're a recruiter, a salesperson, or that guy in ops who’s still trying to figure out why Jira has so many columns.

“Our product approach has helped us save organizations over 350 million minutes in 2024 alone—that’s 665 years of productivity returned to businesses,” said Fireflies’ CEO, gently ignoring the fact that we’ve all just spent those saved minutes doomscrolling LinkedIn.

And the features! BANT-based sales call detection, objection handling, candidate scorecarding, goal tracking, and, presumably, passive-aggressively noting when no one updated the Asana board. It even integrates with 40+ department-specific tools so you can fully automate the experience of being annoyed at work across Salesforce, Greenhouse, Airtable, Slack, and more. Synergy, but make it surveillance.

But don’t worry, your sensitive meeting data won’t be used to train Skynet. Fireflies is adamant: they don't train their AI on your meetings—because nothing says trust like saying “we swear we’re not listening” while listening really hard.

And the pièce de résistance? These tools are available to everyone! Yes, even you, mid-level manager clinging to your Microsoft Teams calendar like it’s the last life raft on the Titanic.

So go ahead. Unleash the power of 200+ AI coworkers who don’t need PTO, snacks, or a sense of humor. Because Fireflies isn’t just taking notes anymore—it’s rewriting the workplace with the chaotic energy of a well-meaning but overly ambitious intern.