nicefig and Granola

Granola's notes, turned into one board that keeps itself up to date.

Granola writes up the meeting from your own notes. nicefig puts each piece of work on the fig it belongs to, and adds the emails that follow to the same fig.

Checked 30 September 2026, from Granola's own help pages.

What Granola does well.

No bot in the call

Granola listens from your computer, so nobody sees a notetaker join.

Your notes, filled in

You jot what matters and Granola fills in the rest from the transcript, keeping your words apart from its own.

Private by default

Granola shares notes only when you choose to.

How Granola's notes reach your board.

Connected, on Business and Enterprise

  1. In the Granola desktop app, open Settings, Connectors, then API keys, and create a key with personal notes access.
  2. In nicefig, paste it under Settings, Connected apps. Step by step.
  3. Each note arrives by itself once Granola has written it, and is filed to the client it is about.

By email, one click a meeting

  1. After the meeting, choose Share, then Email. Granola opens a draft in Gmail or Outlook.
  2. Send it to your nicefig address. Save the address as a contact and it takes seconds.
  3. The notes are read against your board and filed to the client they are about.

By hand, any time

  1. Choose Copy notes in Granola.
  2. Paste them into Add to board in nicefig.
  3. Paste last week's meetings too, oldest first, to give each fig its history.

Granola sends notes only when you ask it to, so each meeting takes one click. If you use Zapier already, its Granola connection can email each new note to your nicefig address for you.

The email that follows the call lands on the same fig.

This is the part nicefig adds.

Monday, Granola's notes

From the call"Price list for the website: Priya wants it before the launch."

nicefig suggests a new fig on that client's board: "Add a price list to the website", with the call as its source.

Thursday, by email

From the client"It should be green, not orange, and leave out the health check packages."

Nobody named the task. nicefig recognises this as an update to Monday's fig and suggests two steps and a note, with the email as the source.

Each Granola note is its own page.

Granola keeps a note for each meeting, and can send it to Notion, Slack or a CRM. When a client changes something by email three days later, nothing joins that email to the note from the meeting. nicefig reads every meeting and every email against the work already on your board, so the change goes onto the fig it belongs to.

Questions people ask.

Do I need to stop using Granola?

No. Granola writes the notes. nicefig reads them and keeps the work up to date across meetings and emails.

Does nicefig record my meetings?

No. It reads what your recorder produces, and anything else you send it: email, files, photos and voice notes.

Should I send my own notes or Granola's enhanced ones?

The enhanced ones. The more of what was said reaches nicefig, the more it can find.

What happens to a meeting about two clients?

Each piece of work goes to the board it belongs to. Anything nicefig cannot place waits for you to choose.

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