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Tana

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About this listing

Official documentation reviewed; examples are illustrative. No hands-on performance claim.

Official source

Tana combines meeting capture, structured notes and AI queries around a connected context graph.

Best suited to

Meeting context and connected work notes

Meet Tana

What Tana helps you do

Tana combines meeting capture, structured notes and AI queries around a connected context graph. It suits teams turning meeting material into linked work information, with the actual decisions reviewed by people.

Best for: Meeting context and connected work notes.

A small task to try

  1. Start with a synthetic meeting transcript or a consented test session
  2. Identify decisions, proposals and unresolved questions separately
  3. Ask for a structured follow-up list
  4. Check each task against an actual statement before assigning it

Illustrative input: The team proposed Friday, but no launch date was agreed. Record the discussion without turning the proposal into a decision.

Illustrative expected result: A linked note marking Friday as proposed and the launch date as unresolved. This is an editorial example, not a recorded vendor test. Check it against your original material before using it.

Access and buying guidance

The free scope lists five hosted meetings/month, one calendar and 50 AI queries. Paid plans add capacity and integrations; a 30-day no-card trial is also described. Check what meeting types count toward your allowance.

Recording or capturing meetings requires participant consent. Start with the smallest useful task; keep the original input and compare the result before committing to a larger workflow.

Alternatives for a different workflow

Granola: compare a focused meeting-note workflow. Mem: organise personal knowledge notes.

Sources and review

Reviewed 9 October 2026 against official product documentation and official pricing / access terms. Feature access and prices can change; the linked provider terms govern your account.

Illustrative workspace photo
Illustrative stock photo from Unsplash; not a screenshot of Tana.

What you can do

Meeting transcripts

Meeting summaries

Structured notes

AI queries

Context graph

Calendar connection

MCP on eligible plans

Where it helps

  • Structured context can connect meeting information to ongoing work
  • Transcripts provide material to check a summary against
  • Free access offers a bounded way to try a meeting workflow

What to consider

  • Recording or capturing meetings requires participant consent
  • Integrations and larger AI allowances depend on plan

Pricing & free access

Official pricing
Free plan + paid

The free scope lists five hosted meetings/month, one calendar and 50 AI queries. Paid plans add capacity and integrations; a 30-day no-card trial is also described. Check what meeting types count toward your allowance.

Plan information can change. Prices and conditions are set by the provider. Information checked 2026-10-09.

Source for access details

Get free-plan changes by email

One email a week: new free AI tools, prompts and free-plan changes. No spam, unsubscribe any time.

Questions about Tana

What is Tana best used for?

Tana combines meeting capture, structured notes and AI queries around a connected context graph. It suits teams turning meeting material into linked work information, with the actual decisions reviewed by people.

Is Tana free to use?

The free scope lists five hosted meetings/month, one calendar and 50 AI queries. Paid plans add capacity and integrations; a 30-day no-card trial is also described. Check what meeting types count toward your allowance.

How can I try Tana on a small task?

Start with a synthetic meeting transcript or a consented test session Identify decisions, proposals and unresolved questions separately Ask for a structured follow-up list Check each task against an actual statement before assigning it

What should I check before relying on Tana?

Recording or capturing meetings requires participant consent Integrations and larger AI allowances depend on plan

Which alternatives should I compare with Tana?

Granola: compare a focused meeting-note workflow. Mem: organise personal knowledge notes.

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Review evidence

Documentation-based review · 2026-10-09

Original editorial guidance based on linked official sources; sample inputs and outputs are illustrative.

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