How many languages does Granola support?

Granola supports around 10 languages on desktop as of 2026. RecordX supports 20 including Hebrew, Arabic, Turkish, and Ukrainian.

RecordX vs Granola

Q: Is Granola bot-free like RecordX?

Yes. Granola listens to system audio on the desktop with no bot in the call. RecordX also captures without a bot, plus it covers phone calls with a built-in softphone and in-person meetings on mobile.

Q: What platforms does Granola run on?

Granola has desktop apps for macOS and Windows and an iOS app, with Android support added in 2026. RecordX runs on iOS, Android, and any browser via a Chrome extension.

Q: How is pricing different?

Granola has a free Basic plan with limited note history, Business at 14 USD per user per month, and Enterprise at 35 USD. RecordX has a free tier and paid tiers by minutes.

The honest comparison, updated September 2026.

Granola is a fast desktop notepad that quietly transcribes what your Mac or Windows hears and lets you write on top of it.

RecordX shares the bot-free stance and adds a built-in softphone with a real DID number, native mobile capture for in-person meetings, and Hebrew as a first-class language.

Side-by-side

Feature	RecordX	Granola
Video call capture	Bot-free Chrome extension	Bot-free desktop capture
Native phone dialer with own DID number	Yes	No
In-person meeting recording	Native iOS and Android apps	iOS app, Android added in 2026
Languages supported	20	~10 on desktop
Hebrew transcription and summary	Yes, native	Not in the current language list
Built-in softphone	Yes	No
DID phone number per user	Yes	No
Integrations	Zoom, Meet, Teams, Slack, calendar, CRM	Notion, HubSpot, Slack, Zapier, MCP
Pricing tiers	Free, paid tiers by minutes	Free Basic, Business 14, Enterprise 35
Mobile app	iOS and Android, native	iOS and Android
Browser capture	Chrome extension, any browser meeting	Requires desktop app
LLM summary quality	Top-tier LLMs	Top-tier LLMs

Where Granola wins

Beautifully polished desktop notepad, keyboard-first
Meeting Brief that auto-preps context before every call
MCP integration into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor

Where RecordX wins

Built-in softphone with a real DID per user for recording phone calls
Native mobile apps that record in-person meetings, not just a companion
Hebrew transcription and summary out of the box
Twice the language coverage

Why switch to RecordX

If your work spans phone calls, cafes, and Zoom, a desktop notepad only covers one third. RecordX puts the softphone, the mobile recorder, and the video-call capture in one library.

Deeper detail on the in-app phone: phone calls feature page. Pricing at /pricing.

FAQ

Is Granola bot-free like RecordX?

Yes. Both listen locally with no participant added to the call.

What platforms does Granola run on?

Granola has desktop apps for macOS and Windows and mobile apps on iOS and Android as of 2026.

How is pricing different?

See /pricing. Compare against Granola pricing.

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