Auto-stop is currently in beta and rolled out gradually.
Auto-stop is currently available in the Jamie desktop app on Windows (version 5.7.9 and above). If you don’t see the setting, update to the latest version.
How it works
While you’re recording, Jamie watches for three signals at the same time. When all three are true at once, Jamie automatically stops the recording.- Your microphone becomes inactive - for example when you leave a call in Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, or any other app that was using your mic.
- The scheduled meeting is near its end - in the final quarter of the calendar event, or within the last 15 minutes before it ends. If there’s no matching event in your calendar, Jamie won’t auto-stop.
- No speech has been detected for at least 15 seconds - Jamie waits for a quiet stretch so a brief pause doesn’t end your recording early.
Managing auto-stop
Auto-stop is off by default. Turn it on when you want Jamie to handle stopping for you. To review or change the setting:- Open the Jamie desktop app
- Go to Settings → Preferences
- In section Meeting Automation, toggle Automatically stop Jamie on or off
This setting can only be changed in the Jamie desktop app. If you’re viewing your settings in the browser, open the desktop app to adjust it.
When auto-stop won’t trigger
To avoid ending a recording too early, Jamie will not auto-stop when:- The Automatically stop Jamie setting is turned off
- You have no connected calendar, or the recording isn’t linked to a calendar event that’s near its end
- An app is still using your microphone
- Speech was detected within the last 15 seconds

