Grain began as a meeting recorder with good clips and has repositioned around a sharper idea: the value of a meeting is not the summary, it is the context it hands to whatever comes next. Capture is deliberately flexible. Bot-less transcription records your computer's audio without an unfamiliar participant joining the call, a bot can attend on your behalf when you cannot, capture rules decide automatically which meetings get recorded, and typed notes, clips and flags taken live sync straight into the transcript.
The transcripts themselves are the differentiator. Rather than raw text, Grain produces enriched Markdown that carries participant identity and cross-meeting context across more than 100 languages, so an agent asking about a customer gets history rather than one isolated call. From there, teams bulk-export to Claude or ChatGPT, query transcripts and full meeting history through an MCP server and API, or simply ask questions inside Grain and get answers with precise citations.
For teams, sharing clips, projects and recordings, automatic group sharing, and HubSpot or Salesforce sync remove the post-call data entry that sales and customer success teams dread. Grain offers a free forever individual plan with unlimited meetings up to 45 minutes and 30-day history, Pro at $15 a month for one person, and Business at $29 per seat per month billed annually with a shared workspace. It holds SOC 2 Type II, is GDPR compliant, and states that customer data is not used for model training.