Tana is an AI-native workspace and outliner that has evolved into an agentic meeting platform, combining supertags, AI agents and a botless meeting agent for Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet. It is aimed at teams that want a single connected workspace for notes, tasks and meeting context rather than separate notes and meeting-assistant tools. Tana is freemium: the free plan includes 5 meetings a month with AI transcripts and summaries, one connected calendar and 50 AI queries, while the Pro plan starts at $20 per user/month at current early-bird pricing.
Who builds it
Tana is developed by Tana, which describes its product as "a workspace where your team, your agents, and your shared context come together" and, more specifically, as "an agentic meeting platform." That framing positions Tana less as a traditional notes app and more as a workspace where notes, AI agents and meeting intelligence sit in one connected system.
Core features
- Botless meeting agent for Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet, capturing meetings without a bot joining the call.
- AI transcripts and summaries generated automatically from recorded meetings.
- Supertags and an outliner structure for organizing notes, tasks and workspace context.
- AI agents and AI queries for working with workspace content directly (50 queries/month on the free plan).
- Integrations with HubSpot, Jira, Linear and GitHub, plus Slack and calendars (Google Calendar, Outlook) connected directly via OAuth.
Who it is for
Tana fits teams that want notes, tasks and meeting intelligence combined in one workspace instead of switching between a separate notes app and a separate meeting notetaker, and that are comfortable with a botless recording approach across Zoom, Teams and Google Meet. The free plan's 5 meetings and 50 AI queries per month make it realistic to trial before moving to the $20/user/month Pro tier.
Bottom line
Tana suits teams that want an integrated notes-and-meetings workspace with botless recording and a genuinely useful free tier for occasional meeting AI use. Pricing is still at early-bird levels and may change, and Tana does not publish specific compliance or EU-hosting facts, so teams with strict data-residency requirements should confirm those details directly before rollout.