Granola meeting notepad comes to watchOS as Apple Watch becomes an AI device
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Dezain Radar summary
The AI-assisted transcription and note-taking tool Granola has launched a dedicated watchOS app. This version allows users to record conversations directly from their wrist, which then syncs with the desktop app to generate structured summaries and action items.
Why this matters
For designers juggling client meetings and critiques, this reduces friction in capturing feedback when a laptop isn't open, ensuring visual ideas and requirements are documented automatically.
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