What Granola does
Granola is an AI meeting-notes and “work memory” application designed for people who take notes during meetings, then use AI to enhance and reorganize those notes afterward. The product emphasizes “no bots” (Granola doesn’t join meetings as an automated participant) and a human-in-the-loop workflow: you write what matters in the moment, while Granola transcribes and later uses AI to flesh out your notes into a structured, searchable record you can share with teammates or pull insights from later.
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For individuals, Granola functions as a personal archive of conversations that can be queried and shared. For teams and organizations, Granola adds collaboration primitives such as shared folders and Spaces (with access controls), and expands the “memory” concept beyond notes into organizational context that can be used across workflows. In March 2026, Granola positioned these features as enterprise-grade “context infrastructure,” announcing Spaces, updated folder controls, and new APIs/MCP capabilities intended to make team conversation context usable inside other AI tools and enterprise admin workflows.