Grafite

Grafite is a browser-first personal knowledge graph for people whose work is made of conversations: consultants, founders, managers, sellers, recruiters, operators, and anyone tired of reconstructing history five minutes before a call. It records meetings the way a modern notetaker should, gives you a real writing surface the way a modern notes app should, and remembers the people, companies, decisions, and tasks that come out of that work, the way a personal CRM should. Then you can search it and ask questions across all of it. If you have wished Granola had a Notion-style editor with slash commands, folders, and room to think, you already understand half of Grafite. If you have wished Notion felt more structured around meetings, people, and follow-ups, you understand the other half. If you have wished either one kept track of who you met, what you decided, and what still needs doing, you understand why Grafite exists. Those three together, connected, become a knowledge graph. The notetaker is the input. The graph is the payoff. Core Grafite lives in a browser tab. Chrome, Safari, Edge, or Firefox. Laptop, tablet, or phone. Any OS you already use. Open https://grafite.io, sign in, and start recording a meeting or voice note in about thirty seconds. No bot joins the call. No extension. No install required for the core product. Fully responsive, with a dedicated mobile recorder. Add it to your home screen for an app-like feel. An optional Mac desktop helper exists for system audio with headphones, native notifications, a menu bar, and a global hotkey. It is useful and optional. The web app is always home base, on any device. Capture is bot-free. One click records microphone, system audio, or both. It works on Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Slack, and in-person, including calls you did not schedule. You get fast transcription with timestamps and playback, then structured summaries: key decisions, action items, and takeaways. Templates for standups, 1:1s, and client calls. Action items can flow into a built-in task manager (kanban or list, due dates, priorities) still linked to the meeting that created them. Voice notes count too: the thought that never made it onto a calendar invite still becomes a node. The editor is a full writing surface, not a thin caption under the recording. Headings, lists, checklists, code blocks, slash commands, markdown shortcuts, folders. Write plans, journals, and briefs beside transcripts. Everything you write becomes searchable and askable. You do not have to invent a second-brain system from scratch. Meetings, people, tasks, and calendar context already exist. People and companies fill in from calendar attendees and conversations. Open a person and see meeting history, summaries, and open follow-ups before the next call. This is a lightweight personal CRM that maintains itself: context, not a pipeline you resent updating. Your account is yours. The graph travels with you across jobs. Share a specific note when you choose. By default the memory stays private. Ask Grafi answers plain-English questions across meetings, notes, people, and tasks, with citations back to the source. "What did we decide about pricing?" "When did I last meet with Sarah?" "What are my open follow-ups this week?" Search finds documents when you know the keyword. Ask Grafi answers when you remember the situation but not the filename. Connect Google Calendar and Microsoft Calendar for one agenda: join links, attendees, notifications, and recording from the event. Forms and booking pages pull intake and scheduling into the same graph instead of another silo. Full-text search spans notes, transcripts, people, and tasks. Command palette for keyboard-first navigation. Themes, fonts, and interface scale if you live in the tab. A knowledge base is a filing cabinet. A knowledge graph maps relationships: this person, at this company, in these meetings, with these decisions and open tasks. Week one is useful notes. Month three is history you can ask. That compounding only works if the graph is easy to feed, which is why browser-first is the architecture, not a slogan. No meeting bots. We do not train on your content or sell your data. Export or purge anytime. Grafite Labs LLC is a small bootstrapped indie team. Free during beta. Grafite is Granola-like capture, a Notion-like editor, and a personal CRM, running entirely from your browser on any device. Open a tab. Remember everything.