Veda vs Granola.
Meeting notes, and everything between meetings.
Neither sends a bot into your call. Granola is a dedicated meeting notepad. Veda takes notes too, then helps with everything around them: replies, rewrites, voice and asking what you missed.
Free for 7 days · no card · no sign-up
Side by side
| Feature | Veda | Granola |
|---|---|---|
| Meeting notes without a bot | ||
| Audio kept after the call | Never | Deleted after transcription |
| Before each meeting | A card with who's in it | Pre-meeting briefs (paid) |
| Rewrites and replies in any app | ||
| Voice dictation | On your computer | |
| Ask across your chats, not just meetings | Meetings only | |
| Works on | Mac and Windows | Mac, Windows, iPhone, Android |
| Integrations | Apple and Google Calendar | Notion, HubSpot, Attio, Zapier, API |
| Price, one person | $6 a month, or $49 a year | Business: $14 a month (no yearly price listed) |
Where Granola is better.
Worth knowing before you choose.
A notepad made for meetings.
Type your own rough notes and Granola fills them out from the transcript, with templates for different kinds of meeting.
CRM and team tools.
Granola sends notes to HubSpot, Attio and Notion, has an API and shared team folders.
On your phone and watch.
Granola has iPhone, Android and Apple Watch apps, and can capture phone calls.
Follow-up emails.
Granola drafts the follow-up email from the meeting for you.
Trying Veda
takes a minute.
- Download Veda and allow Accessibility. No account, no card.
- Connect your calendar. Veda shows a card as your next meeting starts; click Take notes.
- Tap right Option (Mac) or right Ctrl (Windows) — or hold it for Edit mode.
Granola details from Granola’s own site, checked on October 14, 2026; they may have changed since. Add up the tools you use on the cost comparison. Also compare: Grammarly, Wispr Flow, ChatGPT, Otter.