Granola's new speech-to-text wins praise: feeding meeting context makes output way smarter
thealexbanks · x · 2026-10-30
Granola, the AI meeting-notes app, shipped a speech-to-text feature and early users are impressed. A practical tip from the author: keeping your meetings, names and terminology in one context makes the model output way smarter — essentially giving STT meeting context instead of transcribing blind.
Related event: Granola launches free unlimited voice typing, taking on Wispr Flow(7 posts)→
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