No Migration Path Between AI Meeting Note Tools
A user with a large library of meetings in Granola wants to move them to Synopsule but no migration path exists. This reflects a broader lock-in problem with AI meeting note tools that accumulate proprietary data formats. Single mention limits signal strength.
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