Granola has introduced an Apple Watch app, expanding its AI note-taking service to Apple’s wearable device. The move is aimed at people who want to capture meeting audio and notes in person without needing to use their smartphones.
Based on the announcement, the Apple Watch version is designed to make note taking more discreet and convenient during face-to-face conversations. Instead of reaching for a phone, users can start the process from their wrist while keeping their attention on the meeting.
The launch also reflects a broader push by AI productivity apps to fit into more natural workflows. By bringing Granola to the Apple Watch, the company is targeting users who want quicker access to recording and note-taking tools in professional settings.
While only limited details were shared, the new app suggests Granola sees wearable devices as another important place for AI-assisted meeting notes. For users already relying on Granola, the Apple Watch app adds a new option for capturing discussions on the go.
