Voice AI app Granola has rolled out a new dictation feature for Mac, adding a product line that puts it in more direct competition with Wispr. Users can trigger the tool with a keyboard shortcut and use it across apps, including for notes, emails, and message replies. The company said the feature will also arrive on iOS and Windows soon. Granola is best known for its meeting transcription product, while rival Wispr has focused more specifically on dictation tools. According to TechCrunch, the two companies are valued at $1.5 billion and $2 billion, respectively. The update broadens Granola’s use cases beyond meeting capture and into general-purpose text input across desktop workflows.
Voice AI app Granola launched a dictation feature for Mac on Thursday, expanding beyond the meeting transcription tools it is best known for.
Users can start the feature with a keyboard shortcut on Mac. Granola said it works across apps and can be used for notes, emails, and message replies.
The company also said the feature will be available on iOS and Windows soon.
Granola is known for meeting notes, while its main competitor, Wispr, has focused on dictation tools. According to TechCrunch, the two companies are valued at $1.5 billion and $2 billion, respectively.
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