If you’ve ever sat in a meeting thinking you should be writing something down and didn’t, this tool is for you.
What it is: Granola is an AI note-taker that automatically transcribes and summarizes your meetings. You don’t have to do anything during the call. It just runs in the background.
Who it’s for: Anyone who takes meetings. Founders, consultants, managers, freelancers. If you have calls with people and need to remember what was said, this is for you.
What you can do with it: Join your next Zoom, Teams, or Google Meet call with Granola running. By the time the call ends, you’ll have a clean summary waiting for you. No manual notes. No scrambling to remember who said what.
The honest take: It works best when audio is clear. If your mic is poor or there’s a lot of background noise, the transcription can miss things. Worth reviewing before you send a recap to anyone.
Pricing: Free to start. Paid plans start around $18/month for more meetings and features.
Try it: Download Granola at granola.so and run it in your next meeting.
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