Granola now auto-captures screen shares in meetings, not just what's said
soleio · x · 2026-10-06
Granola, the AI meeting-notes app, can now automatically capture what people screen-share during meetings — slides, charts, designs — and fold them into your notes, so you (or your agent) remember what was shown, not just what was said. Developer mehedih shares that the feature started as a side project in January and went through many shapes before shipping.
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