Comparison

Easen vs Fathom

Fathom is a fast, well-loved AI notetaker that records and summarises your meetings. Easen does notes and memory too, but its core is a real-time copilot that helps you respond — and ask the right questions — while you're still on the call.

Try Easen free What is Easen?

Easen is

A real-time meeting copilot and second brain — live answer and question suggestions while you speak, summaries, and searchable memory. Interview Mode is built in.

Fathom is

An AI notetaker — auto-records, transcribes, and summarises meetings with action items, plus Ask Fathom search across your history.

Fathom and Easen both summarise meetings and let you search your history with AI. The split is live behaviour: Fathom is a record-and-summarise tool — its only in-call interaction is a manual “Highlight” button, with notes delivered after the call. Easen is built around live answer and question suggestions while you speak, and adds Interview Mode.

Feature

Easen

Fathom

Primary use case

Live copilot for meetings + interviews

Recording, notes & summaries

Live answer & question suggestions while you speak

Yes — core of the product

No — records & summarises (manual highlights only)

Suggestions grounded in your docs & history

Yes — your docs, history & relationships

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Automatic summaries, decisions & action items

Yes

Ask your meeting history (cross-meeting memory)

Yes

Yes — Ask Fathom

Interview Mode (STAR + scoring)

Yes — built in

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How it captures

Private — no bot joins the call

Bot, or bot-free capture

Comparison reflects each product’s public positioning and may change over time. Easen encourages you to try both for your specific use case.

— Where Easen is different

More than help in the moment.

Helps you speak, not just take notes

Fathom is a polished recorder — it captures and summarises after the call. Easen works during it, surfacing live answer and question suggestions while the conversation is happening.

Interview Mode built in

Easen tailors suggestions to a company and role, formats answers in STAR, and scores your performance — a use case Fathom's notetaker doesn't cover.

Grounded in your own context

Easen's suggestions draw on your uploaded documents, past conversations, and relationship history — so they reference what was really said and sound like you.

When Fathom might be the better pick

If you want effortless, reliable recording and accurate post-meeting notes with a generous free tier and CRM sync, Fathom is a great, low-friction notetaker. Easen overlaps on notes and memory, but it's built for live help while you're speaking, plus interviews.

Common questions

Does Fathom help me during the meeting?

Not with what to say — Fathom records and summarises, and its only in-call control is a manual highlight button. Easen is built around live answer and question suggestions for the speaker while the call is happening.

Do both let me search past meetings?

Yes. Ask Fathom and Easen's second brain both answer questions across your meeting history.

Does Easen have Interview Mode?

Yes — Easen tailors suggestions to a role, formats answers in STAR, and scores your performance. Fathom is a meeting notetaker and doesn't offer this.