Granola adds free unlimited voice typing on Mac
The post says voice typing is unlimited and free in any app. Mac docs require Granola to stay open.
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The post says voice typing is unlimited and free in any app. Mac docs require Granola to stay open.
Meeting decks, designs, charts and documents become part of the notes.
Granola auto-pauses playing music the moment you join a meeting, so meeting audio doesn't compete with it.
Granola's speaker identification now covers Microsoft Teams, joining Google Meet and Zoom, and can be turned on in Settings.
Granola adds HIPAA compliance for Enterprise plan customers, available by contacting sales.
Granola's meeting transcription and notes are now accessible directly within the Muse app.
Granola's Slack integration now answers questions about past meetings, like decisions made or follow-ups owed.
Typing "/" inside a Granola note applies a template before, during, or after a meeting, useful for recurring calls like 1:1s.
Meeting notes can now feed directly into connected apps, including Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor.
The feature, on by default once enabled in Settings, lets Chat answer questions about what a specific person said in a meeting.
Meeting notes and AI chat with your transcripts now travel to your phone, with the same calendar sync as the desktop app.
Tag Granola in a Figma agent conversation to shape what gets built around what came up in your calls.
A small visual tweak, announced on X, helps users find the Granola window among many open at once.
A new connector lets Granola transcripts flow into Lovable, and the two are running a joint build contest.
The AI notepad now pulls three bullets from your email, the web and past notes so you start caught up.
The integration turns Granola's transcripts and summaries into AI-rendered video automatically.