Granola launches dictation on Mac and says iOS and Windows versions are coming
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Granola launched a dictation tool for Mac that works across apps. Users press the “Fn” key to speak, and the system cleans up and formats the text before inserting it into notes, prompts, emails, and messages. The company says the feature offers unlimited words for free and that versions for iOS and Windows will launch soon.
The release expands the competition with Wispr, which made the opposite move months earlier by adding meeting notes to its dictation app. According to TechCrunch, Granola and Wispr are valued at $1.5 billion and $2 billion, respectively. Fireflies, Speechify, and Monologue have also been combining dictation and meeting notes in multifeature apps.
Why it matters · editorial interpretation
By combining dictation with automatic cleanup and formatting across different types of text, Granola positions voice as a broader productivity tool rather than just a transcription feature. The planned iOS and Windows releases could intensify competition with Wispr and other apps that combine dictation with meeting notes.
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