Do you love @meetgranola for taking meeting notes? Me too! That's why I've spent this weekend building Granola integration into @YouSpotHub. Now, you can grab your Granola personal API key and just paste it into YouSpot. Then, the magic commences. YouSpot will sync your notes, extract entities (like company mentions) from those notes. Link everything together in the context graph and put it all in your Second Brain. Then, you have access to it via chat, MCP and cloud agents. Oh and your daily brief emails will get smarter by factoring in your meeting notes. YouSpot is the AI-native Solo CRM built specifically for one person companies. If you're operating a one person company, running a solo side gig or are a creator building a personal brand, you should check it out. Just go to YouSpot .com -- it's just $10/month and there's a free version too. Thanks.

A new @meetgranola feature just appeared for me today during a meeting I hadn't seen before and isn't announced yet. @RashIsabelle started sharing her screen and this pop-up came on! It started taking "screenshots" of what she was sharing and saved them in the summary. So cool!

Tech that has immediately impacted my life after first use: -@meetgranola - cant forget a single conversation -@orionsleep - bed is heated to a perfect temp no matter what (freezing before bad and cant fall asleep until my feet are warm) -@maticrobots - hard to explain the impact on my marriage. Husband left me at the bar to use the restroom last weekend and got a notification from Matic that a deep clean was kicking off in our kitchen -@bot - I know everything every other VC is doing bc I crawl their following and you wouldnt believe how much time they spend talking to other VCs Gosh I love this timeline we are living in!

Asking my parents to share their history and using @meetgranola to record it all. Then I plan use AI to clean up and organize it all and compile it into a physical book. Thanks @TrungTPhan for the inspiration.

The raw material for an explainer video was already in @hammer_mt’s @SlackHQ messages and @meetgranola notes. He asked Opus to find the narrative, pull references to what he’d said, and cut a video explaining Checks, Every’s personal benchmark product. For someone busy running experiments, that makes it easier to tell the team what he’s been building. Watch the full episode: