Granola Adds Dictation Feature, Enters Competition With Wispr
· Technology · TechCrunch
Granola, a company known for its meeting notetaker, has launched a new dictation feature, directly competing with Wispr, which previously introduced a meeting notetaker. Granola's dictation tool currently works on Mac, allowing users to press the Fn key to speak, with the tool cleaning and formatting the speech into text across all applications. The company plans to release this feature for iOS and Windows soon. Both Granola and Wispr are significant players in the consumer voice AI market, valued at $1.5 billion and $2 billion respectively. This move reflects a trend among voice AI startups, including Fireflies, Speechify, and Monologue, to converge into multi-feature applications offering both dictation and meeting note-taking capabilities.
Why it matters
This convergence in features among voice AI apps indicates a shift in the competitive landscape, pushing companies to offer comprehensive solutions for speech capture. Users will benefit from more integrated tools that combine dictation and note-taking, potentially streamlining workflows across devices.
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