Vexa vs Meetily
Cloud meeting bot API vs desktop transcription app. Vexa sends bots to meetings via API. Meetily records locally on your desktop.
Cloud API + meeting bots + storage. Transcription: +$0.20/hr. Self-host free.
Desktop app. Pro $10/user/mo. Organizations $1,999/yr.
Feature
comparison
Why developers
choose Vexa
Cloud API, not desktop
Vexa sends bots to any meeting via a single API call. No desktop app needed. Integrate meeting data into any backend, workflow, or AI agent.
3-platform bots
Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom with one unified API. Meetily only records from your local desktop audio.
MCP + n8n native
First-party MCP server and n8n workflow integration. Connect AI agents directly to meeting data.
Interactive bots
TTS speak, listen, respond, and screenshare from bots. Build truly interactive meeting experiences.
Real-time streaming
WebSocket streaming for live transcription data. Get speaker-labeled text as the meeting happens, not after.
Both open source
Both Vexa (Apache 2.0) and Meetily (MIT) are open source. Vexa adds cloud infrastructure, API access, and multi-platform bot support.
Need an API, not a desktop app?
Vexa gives you meeting bot infrastructure as an API. Send bots to meetings, get real-time transcription, recordings, and structured data via REST, WebSocket, or MCP.
No credit card required
Frequently asked questions
What is the main difference between Vexa and Meetily?
Vexa is a cloud API that sends meeting bots to Google Meet, Teams, and Zoom. Meetily is a desktop app that captures audio from your local machine. Vexa is built for developers who need programmatic access to meeting data; Meetily is built for individuals who want local transcription.
Does Vexa require a desktop app?
No. Vexa is entirely API-driven. Send a meeting URL via REST API, and Vexa deploys a bot that joins, records, and transcribes the meeting. No desktop installation needed.
Are both Vexa and Meetily open source?
Yes. Vexa is Apache 2.0 licensed and Meetily is MIT licensed. Both can be self-hosted. Vexa adds cloud infrastructure, meeting bots, API access, and multi-platform support on top of the open-source core.