Google Calendar + Grain: Smarter Meeting Intelligence

Automatically sync your calendar with Grain to capture, highlight, and share every meeting's key moments.

Auto-Record Scheduled Meetings

Grain records every calendar event without manual setup or missed sessions.

Surface Key Moments

AI highlights clip the most important parts from your scheduled calls.

Share Insights Instantly

Distribute meeting clips and summaries to teammates right after each call.

What You Can Automate

Weekly Standup Highlights

Capture recurring standups and auto-clip action items for async team review.

Client Call Summaries

Record calendar-booked client calls and share polished highlight reels afterward.

Interview Recording Workflow

Automatically record candidate interviews and extract key evaluator moments.

Sales Call Intelligence

Sync prospect meetings to Grain and pull deal-critical quotes for CRM notes.

Onboarding Session Archives

Record new hire onboarding calls and build a searchable training library.

Cross-Team Alignment Calls

Clip decisions from cross-functional syncs so stakeholders stay informed async.

How It Works

Connect your calendar

Link Google Calendar to Grain so every scheduled meeting is queued for recording automatically.

Record and analyze

Grain joins your meetings, records them, and identifies highlights and action items.

Clip and share

Export highlight reels or full recordings directly from Grain to Slack, Notion, email, or your CRM.

Capabilities

Google Calendar Action Grain Action Use Case
Schedule meeting Auto-record session Never miss a recording
Recurring event Track across series Standup/retro archives
Invite attendees Speaker identification Tag who said what
Set meeting type Apply recording rules Filter by category
Cancel/reschedule Update recording queue Keep library accurate
Share calendar event Distribute highlights Async team updates

Stop Manually Starting Recordings

Every team has experienced it - an important meeting starts, and nobody remembered to hit record. By connecting Google Calendar with Grain, every scheduled event becomes an automatic recording trigger.

AI-Powered Highlights from Every Session

Grain doesn't just record - it analyzes your meetings and surfaces the moments that matter. When your calendar feeds directly into Grain, the AI has full context on meeting type, attendees, and recurring patterns.

Build a Living Knowledge Base

Every recorded meeting becomes a searchable artifact. Sales teams find past objection-handling moments. Product managers revisit customer feedback calls.

Async-First Team Culture

Not everyone can attend every meeting. With Google Calendar and Grain working together, attendees and non-attendees alike get the same access.

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Pro Tips

Tip

Tag recurring calendar events in Grain to auto-organize highlights by meeting series.

Tip

Use Grain's speaker identification to filter clips by who said what across all recordings.

Tip

Set a weekly reminder to review your Grain highlights before deleting raw recordings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Grain automatically join every Google Calendar meeting?

Yes, once connected, Grain can be configured to auto-join any or all scheduled meetings.

Can I choose which calendar events get recorded?

Grain lets you set rules by meeting type, attendee list, or keyword.

Does this work with Google Meet and Zoom events on Google Calendar?

Yes, Grain supports multiple video conferencing platforms linked through Google Calendar events.

Can non-attendees access Grain highlights?

Yes, you can share clips or full recordings with anyone via a link.

Every Meeting, Automatically Captured

Connect Google Calendar and Grain to turn your scheduled calls into a searchable knowledge base.

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Plans

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Individual

$50/mo

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Enterprise

$200/mo

Multiple workspaces and capacity for larger teams.

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