Supernormal presents itself as AI agents built for agencies and says to turn meetings into completed client work in a flash. The homepage lists AI Slides, AI Documents, AI Spreadsheets, AI Images, and AI Meetings, plus AI meeting notes without bots. Templates are the path from a call to a named file. A help article covers MCP. Pricing lists Free, Team, and Business.
Use Supernormal when the client conversation already happened and you want a named template, such as a pitch deck, brief, one-pager, or proposal, run on those notes. Free is the only card with a clear starting price: $0 per month, no credit card, 5 daily credits, and 15 monthly credits. Team and Business add rollover, shared seats, and admin controls, yet both includes the same $0 /month token beside 50 credits / month and Annual. The notetaker download also requires Apple Silicon with macOS 14.4.1 or later, or Windows 11 or later.
A good fit for
Agencies with meeting notes that should become a deck, brief, one-pager, or proposal.
Trying meeting notes with no bot before a card is required.
People already in Claude, Cursor, or another MCP client who want meeting history there.
Know the trade-offs
Free is 5 daily credits and 15 monthly credits. The page does not define one credit.
Team and Business is $0 /month next to 50 credits / month and Annual, with no separate dollar amount.
The notetaker requires Apple Silicon and macOS 14.4.1 or later, or Windows 11 or later.
Meeting notes, templates, credits, and MCP.
From a client meeting to a named deliverable
The homepage calls the product AI agents built for agencies and says to turn meetings into completed client work in a flash. See how agencies turn meetings into ready-to-use deliverables. Emails, slides, visuals, docs, and insights, all made in a flash, based on your client context. Beside that tour the page lists AI Slides, AI Documents, AI Spreadsheets, AI Images, and AI Meetings, and a line for AI meeting notes without bots. Download Notetaker sits next to Get started. It requires Apple Silicon processor and macOS 14.4.1 or later, or it requires Windows 11 or later.
Under Put your meetings to work, each template runs on your meeting notes. Pull in documents or emails when you need extra context. Notes are required. Documents and emails are optional, and the page lists neither file types nor a size cap. Brainstorms become pitch decks. Story, structure, and visuals ready to present. Kickoffs become creative briefs. Goals, direction, and audience insights ready to share. Calls become one-pagers. Product details, context, and client insights ready to share. Team meetings become presentations. Kickoffs, strategy sessions, and launches ready to share. Campaign briefs become Instagram visuals. Stories, reels, and carousels ready to post. Discovery calls become proposals. Scope, context, and next steps ready to send. These are labels, not a sample file. Attach files and images, apply themes, connect integrations, and more by signing in.
Start for free, including meeting notes with no bot. Only pay for the credits your team needs. Start free with 15 monthly credits. No bot on calls. No per seat pricing. The Free is $0 /month Get started No credit card required. Free forever, for everyone: 5 daily credits 15 monthly credits Meeting notetaker (no bots) Generate presentations, images, spreadsheets, and more Unlimited projects MCP to connect Supernormal to other tools. Team says manage complex projects and use credits across your org, then is $0 /month, 50 credits / month, and Annual, followed by Everything in Free, plus: No daily credit limits Roll over credits to following month Roll over credits for up to two years Unlimited seats – share credits across your team Remove Supernormal badge. Business says additional controls for larger organizations, repeats that $0 /month and 50 credits / month Annual printing, and adds Everything in Team, plus: SSO Audit logs Data retention Member visibility and admin controls. No non-zero dollar amount appears for either name.
The help article says MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI tools connect to external data sources. Once the MCP is set up, Claude (or whichever AI tool you use) can read your meeting history directly. No copying transcripts, no switching tabs. Claude Code uses the help article's claude mcp add command for the Supernormal MCP server, after which meetings and projects are context in a Claude Code session. The shown check is to summarise the most recent meeting. Claude Web, ChatGPT, and Cursor use the same server URL, then authenticate with your Supernormal account. A Claude Web note limits custom connectors to Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise, and says only an Owner or Primary Owner can add one for a Team or Enterprise organisation. Those names are not the Free, Team, and Business cards. Questions, action items, and follow-ups also work inside the Supernormal app without a separate AI subscription. The article calls this the first version.
Is to keep the brainstorm in the notetaker and open the pitch-deck card. The homepage says brainstorms become pitch decks, with story, structure, and visuals ready to present. Pull in a document or email only when a positioning note already exists outside the call. Sign in before themes or attached images, since those controls are tied to an account. If the call also settled scope, switch cards: discovery calls become proposals, with scope, context, and next steps ready to send.
Kickoff brief or a call one-pager
For a kickoff is the creative-brief card: kickoffs become creative briefs, with goals, direction, and audience insights ready to share. A client call is the one-pager card instead: calls become one-pagers, with product details, context, and client insights ready to share. Internal sessions map to presentations for kickoffs, strategy sessions, and launches. The MCP example prompts, including a proposal drawn from a discovery call that covers goals, a recommended approach, and next steps. That line is an example, not a measured output.
How to get started with Supernormal
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Check the desktop line
Download Notetaker only on Apple Silicon with macOS 14.4.1 or later, or on Windows 11 or later.
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Start on the Free card
Start for free, including meeting notes with no bot. The card says no credit card is required and lists 5 daily and 15 monthly credits.
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Run one template
Each template runs on your meeting notes. Pull in documents or emails when you need extra context, and pick the card that names the file.
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Sign in or connect MCP
Sign in to attach files, apply themes, and connect integrations. Claude Code uses the help article's command for the Supernormal MCP server, then authenticate with the Supernormal account.
Public on 2026-10-06. Free is $0 /month, no credit card, 5 daily credits, and 15 monthly credits. No bot on calls and no per seat pricing. Team and Business is $0 /month beside 50 credits / month and Annual. A other dollar amount was not verified here, so those two prices were not verified here. Review pages are not used.
Free
Meeting notes before a larger credit pack.
$0.
Per month on the card, no credit card required.
5 daily credits and 15 monthly credits
Meeting notetaker with no bots
Presentations, images, spreadsheets, and more
Unlimited projects and MCP
Team
Shared credits across seats, as shown.
Not verified.
It includes 50 credits / month and Annual.
No daily credit limits
Rollover to the next month, for up to two years
Unlimited seats that share credits
Remove the Supernormal badge
Business
Admin controls on the larger-organization card.
Not verified.
It includes 50 credits / month and Annual.
SSO
Audit logs
Data retention
Member visibility and admin controls
Team and Business includes the same $0 /month token as Free, so that token is not treated as a confirmed paid rate. Contact sales is the page’s help line for choosing a plan. Supernormal continues to provide a GDPR compliant experience. Supernormal is HIPAA compliant and certified. Supernormal is SOC 2 certified and undergoes periodic security reviews.
Choose tl;dv when the catalog job is sales and support capture rather than agency deliverable templates.
Supernormal’s homepage ties templates to pitch decks, briefs, one-pagers, presentations, Instagram visuals, and proposals. Tl;dv is a separate productivity entry.
Supernormal: common questions
Can I start Supernormal without a credit card?
The Free is $0 /month, says no credit card required, and lists 5 daily credits and 15 monthly credits, free forever for everyone. It includes a botless notetaker, presentations, images, spreadsheets, unlimited projects, and MCP. It does not name the day the monthly credits reset.
The public lines say no: AI meeting notes without bots, meeting notes with no bot, no bot on calls, and meeting notetaker (no bots). The homepage asks whether Supernormal joins client calls, and that answer was not public.
Free is 5 daily credits and 15 monthly credits. Team drops the daily cap, rolls credits for up to two years, shares credits across unlimited seats, and removes the badge. Business adds SSO, audit logs, data retention, and member visibility and admin controls. The help home says you can manage billing, view invoices and upgrade or downgrade your plan, without amounts.
Once the MCP is set up, Claude (or whichever AI tool you use) can read your meeting history directly. Claude Code, Claude Web, ChatGPT, and Cursor all point at the Supernormal MCP server URL in that help article and then authenticate. The article calls this the first version. Its Claude Web note limits custom connectors to Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise, which are not the pricing-card names. A MCP rate limit was not verified here.
Supernormal continues to provide a GDPR compliant experience. Supernormal is HIPAA compliant and certified. Supernormal is SOC 2 certified and undergoes periodic security reviews. Also absent: a language list, a maximum meeting length, recording-consent wording, a copyright license for slides, and the homepage answers for how long a deliverable takes.
NavHunt did not run Supernormal. This profile only quotes the homepage, the pricing page, the help-center home, and the MCP article reviewed on 2026-10-06. It does not report a recorded call, a generated deck, a credit balance, or an MCP session from a NavHunt account. This description is based on Supernormal's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06.