Granola
anymize reads your meeting notes, transcripts and folders from Granola, so you can ask about your meetings in chat.
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What you can do with it
- “What did we agree in Tuesday's client meeting with Hansen?”
- “Summarize all of this week's meetings in five sentences.”
- “Which open points are in the notes on the Relaunch project?”
- “Who committed to what in the weekly meeting?”
Granola takes notes during your meetings and creates notes and transcripts. anymize reads them through Granola's official interface (MCP) and also answers questions across several meetings.
Connect
- 01In anymize open Apps, then Connectors, and choose Granola.
- 02Click Connect and sign in with Granola in the window that opens. You do not need a key.
- 03Confirm the access and return to anymize.
What you see depends on your Granola plan: on Basic it is the meetings of the last 30 days, transcripts and folders need a paid plan. On Enterprise an admin must first enable MCP access and the notes. anymize connects to one Granola workspace at a time.
What anymize reads
- Your meetings and their notes.
- The transcripts of your meetings, from a paid plan up.
- The folders you sorted meetings into, from a paid plan up.
- Answers to questions about your meetings, which Granola itself puts together from your notes.
Can anymize change anything in Granola?
No. Granola's interface is read only. anymize creates no notes, changes nothing and shares nothing.
Privacy and anonymization
Granola is a service run by the vendor, and your data lives there. anymize talks to the official address mcp.granola.ai, and the credentials are stored encrypted in your workspace.
Conversations and dictations almost always contain personal data. Whatever comes from Granola runs through anonymization: names, email addresses, phone numbers and company names are replaced by placeholders before an AI model gets to see them.