Borg App Hub replaces Granola
Turn a meeting into notes, decisions, and next steps without a bot joining the call.
Early access for Search Atlas Mastermind and Enterprise.
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Captures system audio on the device, so there's no visible bot in the call
Notes feel like your own notes, enhanced by AI, instead of a raw transcript dump
Fast AI summaries right after the call ends
Templates for different meeting types (1:1s, sales calls, standups)
AI chat that can answer questions across past meetings
Feature by feature
Review Meeting notes's covered, partly covered and planned features below.
Records system audio locally instead of a bot joining the call.
Why it matters. Nothing visible joins the meeting, which external guests often prefer.
On Borg. Meeting notes captures and summarizes meetings without adding a visible bot participant.
Turns raw audio into a clean, readable summary.
Why it matters. Saves the time of writing notes during the call.
On Borg. Core AI summarization is built in and works for typical team meetings.
Pulls out decisions made and action items assigned.
Why it matters. Turns a meeting into trackable follow-through instead of a wall of text.
On Borg. Decisions and next steps are extracted automatically in the summary.
Preset note structures for 1:1s, sales calls, interviews, and standups.
Why it matters. Keeps recurring meeting types consistent without manual formatting.
On Borg. A set of common templates is included; the library is smaller than Granola's.
Ask questions across the history of past meetings.
Why it matters. Finds a decision or detail from a meeting weeks ago without rereading notes.
On Borg. Basic cross-meeting search and chat is available; it's less tuned than Granola's AI chat.
Organize meeting notes into shared team folders.
Why it matters. Keeps meeting history organized by project or team instead of one long list.
On Borg. Shared folders are supported for team organization.
Sync notes or action items into Slack, CRMs, or project tools.
Why it matters. Keeps meeting outcomes where the rest of the work already lives.
On Borg. A handful of core integrations are supported; Granola's broader CRM integration set isn't fully matched yet.
Some upstream apps gate certain features behind their own licenses; the coverage chips above say where.
The math
Granola per user per month (no annual discount)
| Plan | Price | Limits |
|---|---|---|
| Basic (Free) | $0 | Unlimited meetings, but only a rolling 30-day window of note history |
| Business | $14/user/mo | Unlimited note history, integrations, pre-meeting briefs and follow-up emails |
| Enterprise | $35/user/mo | Adds security, admin controls, and org-wide AI training opt-out |
Public pricing checked 2026-10-07. Source
Meeting notes on Borg App Hub
$0 per seat
For comparison: Business at $14/user/mo is $3,360/yr for a 20-person team, with no discount for paying annually.
Questions
No, it's a first-party Borg app built for the same job: AI meeting notes without a bot joining the call. It doesn't match every Granola feature.
Yes, since it isn't limited by Granola's 30-day free-tier retention window.
No, it captures meeting audio the same bot-free way Granola does.
Yes, that's a core part of the summary it generates after each meeting.
A handful of core integrations are supported today, with more integration coverage planned.
No, it's a first-party Borg application rather than an open-source project with a public license.
Weighing options? See the full Granola alternatives comparison.
One App Hub, every tool your team already reaches for. No per-seat cost.
Early access for Search Atlas Mastermind and Enterprise.
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