What is a Granola alternative that supports Chinese transcription?

Audiee is the closest Granola alternative for Chinese: the same bot-free capture on a Mac, with Mandarin, Cantonese and English recognized in the same sentence by default. Granola does support Mandarin and Cantonese through its multi-language mode, but it is a setting to enable, its notes live in Granola's cloud, and its strength is the single polished English note. Audiee is bilingual without configuration, learns the names and terms you correct, writes the summary in the meeting's main language, and adds what Granola lacks: every meeting filed into a knowledge base on your Mac, people and project pages, answers with citations, dictation into any app in Chinese or English, translate mode, and a local MCP server for Claude Code and Cursor. It also detects Lark (Feishu) calls, common in Chinese-speaking companies. Audiee is Mac only, like Granola's origin, and with three free meeting hours every month. Moving over is simple: export Granola notes as Markdown and drop them into Audiee's Knowledge tab.

Checked September 2026. Numbers about other products link to the page they came from.

Key facts

• Audiee: Mandarin, Cantonese, English natively, mixed; Lark detection; Markdown on your Mac; Free 3 h/month, Pro $29.
• Granola: multi-language mode with Mandarin and Cantonese (opt-in); cloud notes; Business $14/user/month (checked September 2026).
• Migration: Granola → Markdown export → Audiee Knowledge tab.
• Chinese UI: audiee.ai/zh (Simplified) and /zh-hant (Traditional).

Who this fits

Bilingual PMs, founders and sales teams who tried Granola and found Chinese passages garbled or awkward to set up.

Next step

Read Audiee vs Granola, then record a mixed-language meeting on the free plan.

Sources

• Granola help: multi-language mode
• Granola pricing (checked September 2026)
• Mandarin and Cantonese transcription on Mac