Wave
Overview
Wave records audio from calls and video conferences, transcribes in real time, summarizes key topics and action items, offers multilingual support and translation, and exports to common platforms. Available on iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, and web.
From the official site
Wave is the #1 AI note taker for iPhone and Android. Record, transcribe, and summarize meetings, lectures, and conversations. Try free.
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Official FAQ
- What is Wave?
- Wave is an AI note taker that records, transcribes, and summarizes meetings, phone calls, lectures, and conversations. It runs on iPhone, Android, Wave for Web, Wave Desktop for Mac & Windows, Apple Watch, and Wear OS — everything syncs automatically across devices.
- How does Wave work?
- Press record anywhere. Wave captures your audio, transcribes it with industry-leading AI, and generates a clean, searchable summary. You can customize the summary format, add notes and photos while recording, and share the result anywhere.
- Which devices can I use Wave on?
- Wave runs on iPhone, iPad, Android, any browser at app.wave.co, Wave Desktop for Mac and Windows, Apple Watch, and Wear OS smartwatches. Everything syncs across devices — see Using Wave on Multiple Devices.
- What can I record with Wave?
- Anything — in-person conversations, phone calls, video meetings, lectures, podcasts, interviews, voice memos. You can also import existing audio files, YouTube videos, and PDFs. See All the Ways to Wave.
- Can Wave record phone calls?
- Yes. On iPhone, Wave records incoming and outgoing calls through a Phone Bridge — see Recording Phone Calls with Wave.
- Does Wave record Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams?
- Yes. Connect your Google or Outlook calendar and Wave will send a meeting bot to any Zoom, Meet, or Teams call. On Wave Desktop you can also capture meetings by recording your computer audio directly. See How to Record Calendar Meetings.
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