amie has raised $8.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
amie's investors include Across Capital Partners, Amino Collective, Antler, BackBone Ventures, C2 Investment, Creandum, EQT Ventures, Flourish Ventures, Frontline Ventures, Menlo Ventures, monashees, Glenn Solomon.
Amie is a remote software company building an AI-powered productivity app that integrates todos, email, calendar, and meeting notes into a single intuitive platform. It serves individuals, students, and teams who prioritize joyful, human-centered design over sterile corporate tools, solving the chaos of fragmented workflows by turning conversations into actionable schedules with features like email-to-task conversion, AI meeting summaries, and automated action items.[1][4][6] With $7 million in seed funding raised in 2022 from investors including Spark Capital, Creandum, and Tiny VC, Amie has gained early traction in the calendar renaissance, competing with apps like Cron and Fantastical while emphasizing elegant automation and integrations with tools like Notion, Spotify, Apple Health, Hubspot, and Slack.[1][5][6]
Amie was founded by Dennis Müller, a former product manager at challenger bank N26, who launched the company around 2022 to reinvent productivity tools for the "Notion era." The idea emerged from Müller's vision of the calendar as a central "canvas" for tasks and team coordination, backed early by Creandum, Tiny VC, and angels to build without pressure.[4][5] Pivotal moments include unveiling the app in March 2022 via TechCrunch, securing a $7 million seed round led by Spark Capital in June 2022 (disclosed later), and evolving from a social-twist calendar to an AI note-taker with meeting automation.[1][4][5][6] Incorporated as a Dutch BV (registration 85309818) with a UK establishment in June 2025, Amie's remote team focuses on craft and detail-oriented quality.[2]
Amie rides the AI-augmented productivity wave amid a calendar app renaissance, where tools like Notion and AI agents demand unified workflows to combat inbox overload and meeting fatigue. Timing aligns with post-2022 AI hype, enabling features like empathetic summaries and auto-follow-ups that elevate everyday tools into "joyful" experiences, influencing a shift from fragmented apps to all-in-one platforms.[1][4][6] Market forces favoring Amie include remote work's persistence, demand for designer-friendly software, and integrations with ecosystems like Slack and Notion, positioning it to capture share in a massive market while teaching incumbents that productivity need not be boring.[1][5]
Amie is poised to expand its AI assistant with full email handling (soon), deeper automations for 90% of meeting follow-ups, and broader language/platform support, potentially dominating individual and small-team productivity. Trends like multimodal AI and zero-bot privacy will shape its growth, evolving its influence from niche darling to ecosystem staple—much like how it already turns chaotic inboxes into seamless narratives. As Dennis Müller's canvas vision matures, Amie could redefine joy in productivity for a generation weary of sterile tools.
amie has raised $8.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $7.0M Seed in November 2022.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 1, 2022 | $7.0M Seed | Across Capital Partners, Amino Collective, Antler, BackBone Ventures, C2 Investment, Creandum, EQT Ventures, Flourish Ventures, Frontline Ventures, Menlo Ventures, monashees, Glenn Solomon, Pareto Holdings, Propel Venture Partners, Quona Capital, Snowflake Ventures, Trajectory Ventures, Chris Murphy, Gloria Baeuerlein, Jonas Rieke, Julius Köhler, Mathias Ockenfels, Michael Wax, Roland Brack, Thijn Lamers, Guillermo Rauch | |
| Jul 1, 2020 | $1.0M Seed | Creandum, EQT Ventures, Frontline Ventures, Shrug Capital, Chris Murphy, Gloria Baeuerlein, Julius Köhler, Lucas Cranach, Thijn Lamers |
