Granola is an 🏷️#ai-powered meeting notepad that transcribes conversations in the background and merges the transcript with a user's own typed notes into a shareable summary.
Granola integrates with a user's calendar to detect upcoming meetings and begins transcribing automatically once one starts, whether on 📝Zoom, 📝Google Meet, 📝Microsoft Teams, 📝Slack Huddles, or in person. Rather than joining calls as a visible bot, it runs quietly while the user keeps taking their own shorthand notes; when the meeting ends, it combines those notes with the transcript to produce a cleaner, more complete summary with highlights, decisions, and action items.
Desktop and mobile apps extend the same capture to walking meetings, conferences, and impromptu conversations. Summaries can be pushed into Slack, 📝Notion, or any other workflow via 📝Zapier or Granola's own API, and a Spaces feature adds shared team workspaces with access controls. Enterprise clients include 📝Vanta, 📝Gusto, 📝Asana, 📝Cursor, 📝Lovable, Decagon, and 📝Mistral AI; pricing runs from a free individual tier up to a $35/user/month enterprise plan.
I run client and partner calls through Granola — its transcripts feed straight into 📝BrianBot's call-recap memos, turning a meeting into structured knowledge without extra manual work.