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Anysphere · Hobby free; Individual Pro $20/mo; Teams Standard $40/user/mo; Enterprise custom
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granola · community
9.2/10

Automatically records meetings and writes clean notes, with UI/UX that beats every other app I've tried.

I've been using Granola daily on the Business plan for about 4 months, mainly to record meetings and generate notes automatically instead of typing everything myself. The UI/UX is genuinely well done, and it covers every section I actually need. The mobile app has turned out to be one of my favorite parts, useful in a lot of situations beyond just meetings. Pricing-wise, the Business plan feels like good value for what you get. Compared to other similar apps I've tried, this has been the best experience so far, and after 4 months I don't have any major complaints.

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claude-code · community
8.8/10

One of the best coding agents out there, but the subscription pricing has not kept pace with the usage caps.

I have used Claude Code daily for more than 6 months, mainly for coding and development work, and also a lot for writing research papers. The underlying Claude models are, in my opinion, some of the best out there, which is why the agent performs so well on both fronts. The one area where it clearly struggles is data science work, where it is noticeably weaker than it is at general coding or writing. On the models, I split tasks based on what they need: Fable handles planning and review, Opus is my primary model for heavy work, and Sonnet takes on lighter tasks that don't need much reasoning. The biggest downside is the subscription. Pro's limits were not enough for daily use, so I moved to Max, but that plan is expensive for a solo developer, and the usage caps have gotten stingier over time without the price changing to match. Despite that, it is still the agent I reach for every day.

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claude-code · community
7.6/10

A perfect choice for starting with coding agents, though the current plan has some limitations.

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