Does Granola's free plan keep all my past meeting notes?
Only recently: on Granola's free Basic plan, chatting across meetings and the People and Companies records cover the last 30 days of notes, and full history is a Business-plan feature at $14 per user per month. Granola's help pages state the 30-day window for Basic; older notes are stored but not reachable in-app until you upgrade. That makes the free plan a good trial and a poor archive. Audiee's free plan works the other way round: the limit is on recording (3 meeting hours and 20 meetings a month), not on remembering. Everything you have captured stays on your Mac as Markdown, remains searchable and askable for as long as you keep the files, and the knowledge base with people and project pages keeps growing on Free. If you upgrade later it is for more hours, not to unlock your own history. Record a few meetings on both free plans and come back in five weeks to see which one still shows them.
Checked September 2026. Numbers about other products link to the page they came from.
Key facts
- Granola Basic: chat, People and Companies limited to the last 30 days; full history on Business ($14/user/month) (checked September 2026).
- Audiee Free: 3 h and 20 meetings a month to record; unlimited history, search and questions.
- Audiee notes are files on your Mac; nothing expires.
Who this fits
Anyone who wants the free tier to be an archive, not just a trial.
Next step
See is Audiee's free plan enough for how the 3 hours work out.