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Granola vs Read AI vs tl;dv

All three are meetings & notes tools. Here is what separates them.

GranolaRead AItl;dv
What it isTakes notes from your meeting audio without joining as a bot, merging them with what you typed.Read AI, the fastest growing AI meeting assistant, ever, delivers real-time transcription, smart summaries, and enables AI search and discovery across all your content including meeting, messages, emails, CRM, and documents.AI meeting notes — record, transcribe, and summarize meetings automatically. tl;dv turns Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams calls into actionable insights with AI-powered summaries.
CategoryMeetings & NotesMeetings & NotesMeetings & Notes
PricingFreemium · Free trial · from $18/user/moFreemium · Free · from $19.75/user/moFreemium · Free · from $18/user/mo
How it billsPer seatPer seatPer seat
Free tierYesYesYes
RatingNot yet ratedNot yet ratedNot yet rated
Features
  • No meeting bot — captures system audio
  • Merges your typed notes with the transcript
  • Templates per meeting type
  • Searchable history
  • Works with any conferencing tool
  • Engagement and sentiment scoring
  • Speaker time analysis
  • Transcripts and summaries
  • Email and chat coverage
  • Meeting recommendations
  • Timestamped highlights during the call
  • Shareable clips
  • Unlimited recordings on free plan
  • Multi-language transcription
  • CRM and Notion integration
What works
  • No awkward bot in the participant list
  • Notes reflect what you cared about
  • Works regardless of platform
  • Insight into how meetings actually go
  • Broad coverage beyond meetings
  • Useful for improving your own facilitation
  • Clipping makes findings shareable
  • Strong free tier
  • Good for user research
What does not
  • macOS-first
  • Needs the app running locally
  • No free tier beyond a trial
  • Raises legitimate surveillance concerns
  • Sentiment scoring is crude
  • Expensive per seat
  • Summaries are shallower than rivals
  • Bot joins the call
  • Search across meetings is basic