Granola adds dictation with text editing across applications on Mac computers
Granola now offers dictation across applications on Mac computers. After users press the Fn key, it converts speech into edited and formatted text. The company also plans to support iOS and Windows.
Granola, which has focused on meeting notes until now, has launched dictation on Mac computers. Users press the Fn key and start speaking. The tool converts speech to text, edits and formats it, and inserts it into the application in use.
The feature works across applications and lets users dictate notes, prompts for AI, and replies to emails and messages. According to Granola, support for iOS and Windows should follow soon; the source gives no specific date.
Why it matters
Voice input extends the use of Granola to writing outside meetings. Mac users can therefore use the same tool for everyday communication and work with text in different applications.
Relevant practical impact
What this means
For individuals
On Mac computers, the new feature can be used as an alternative to typing, for example when replying to messages.
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