Mochi vs Granola
Granola is a great meeting notepad. Mochi takes notes the same bot-free way, and also books the meeting: booking pages, a brief from the guest’s answers, and the follow-up, in one app.
At a glance
| At a glance | Mochi | Granola |
|---|---|---|
| Notes without a bot, on your computer | Mac | Mac & Windows |
| iPhone & Apple Watch | ||
| Android | ||
| Hebrew transcription | ||
| Ask about all your meetings | Executive | Every plan |
| Shared team folders | ||
| Slack, HubSpot, Attio & Zapier | ||
| Notion | ||
| Claude & ChatGPT | ||
| Booking pages & scheduling | ||
| A brief from the guest’s answers before a booked meeting | ||
| Free plan | 30 days of notes, 2 booking pages | 30 days of notes |
| Paid plans from | $18 a month | $14 a user a month |
Where Mochi is different
- Scheduling is built in. Guests book on your page, answer your questions, and Mochi turns their answers into a brief before you meet.
- One place from the first click to the follow-up: the booking, the notes, the summary and the email after.
- Mochi Agent drafts the follow-up and suggests calendar changes, and does nothing until you approve.
- The whole app works in Hebrew, right to left, as well as in English.
Where Granola may be the better fit
- You record on Windows or Android: Mochi records on Mac, iPhone and Apple Watch.
- You want to ask about all your meetings on the cheapest plan: Mochi Chat is on Executive.
- Your notes need to go to Notion.
Pricing
Mochi Pro is $18 a month and Executive $35, with notes and scheduling in both. Granola Business is $14 a user a month and Enterprise from $35. Every new Mochi account starts with 14 days of Executive, free.