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Granola vs Tana

A side-by-side comparison of Granola and Tana, two Meeting tools, drawn from Ignaite's continuously-verified listings.

Compared from listings verified as of

Granola

Meeting

AI notepad for back-to-back meetings — captures your Mac's audio, no meeting bot.

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Tana

Meeting

Agentic meeting platform where AI agents do the work during the call.

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At a glance

Feature comparison of Granola and Tana
AttributeGranolaTana
CategoryMeetingMeeting
PricingFREEMIUMFREEMIUM
LicenseProprietaryProprietary
DeploymentCloudCloud
Platforms (differs)macOS, Windows, iOSWeb, iOS
Model support
Vendor (differs)GranolaTana
Capabilities (differs)
  • Chat with documents
  • Transcription (STT)
  • Summarization
  • Meeting notes
  • Workflow orchestration
  • Knowledge graph
  • Agent memory
  • Transcription (STT)
  • Meeting notes
  • Task management

The honest brief

Granola

Captures system audio with no bot in the call, then blends your raw notes into the AI summary.

  • No bot joins the meeting
  • Works with any video platform
  • Polished notes from your own context
  • AI chat across your notes
  • Stores transcript, not audio/video replay
  • Free tier limits history and integrations
  • Desktop-app dependent capture

Tana

Its agents act live during the meeting — drafting PRs, tickets and storyboards — instead of just summarizing after, over a persistent context graph.

  • Agents draft PRs, tickets, storyboards
  • Persistent cross-meeting context graph
  • Human-approval step for AI changes
  • Integrates GitHub, Linear, Jira, Slack
  • Recently pivoted; product still maturing
  • Heavier concept than simple notetakers
  • Pricing tiers shifting with the pivot

When to pick which

Granola leans on Transcription (STT) and Meeting notes as a headline capability; Tana treats them as secondary.

  • Transcription (STT) (primary capability)
  • Meeting notes (primary capability)

They also differ on:

Platforms
macOS, Windows, iOS · Web, iOS

Their capability lists differ in recorded depth — compare the full lists above before deciding.