Wave AI Note Taker & Recorder v3.5.1
Mohrer AssociatesAbout this app
Developer Description
Voice notes for meeting minutes, lecture notes: meeting summaries & transcribe
Use it to transcribe audio recording and speech to text in real time so you can focus on the conversation, not the keyboard.
Transcribe audio record to text with Wave AI Meeting Note Taker
π Crystal-Clear Audio Recording β Record every word from lectures, calls, and meetings and transcribe audio recording to text.
π€ Smart AI Note Taker β With speech to text function, transcribe your meeting notes in real time.
π Lecture Note Taker Mode β Perfect for students to use it as a lecture note taker who need quick, organized study materials.
π Meeting Notes in Seconds β AI-powered meeting summary and transcription so you never miss key points.
π Voice Notes AI β Transforms spoken ideas with speech to text into a structured AI notebook.
π Wide App Integrations β Sync with Notion, OneNote, Evernote, Google Docs, and more.
π Phone Call Recording via VOIP β Record, transcribe audio, and get key summaries
π»Web + Mobile Access β Use Wave AI Notebook seamlessly across devices.
π Calendar Integration β Link meetings automatically for easy retrieval.
π Multi-Language Support β Ideal for global teams and diverse classrooms.
With Wave, you donβt just get voice notes β you get a searchable, shareable, and AI-optimized transcription archive of your most important conversations.
Using Wave AI Note Taker is simple:
Record directly from your phone, web app, or through integrated meeting bots.
Transcribe speech to text with cutting-edge AI for fast, accurate audio to text.
Summarize to highlight the most important insights automatically.
Share instantly with teammates, classmates, or your favorite productivity tools.
Whether youβre capturing meeting notes, recording a lecture, or using voice notes AI for brainstorming, Wave handles everything behind the scenes so you can focus on listening.
Perfect for Students & Professionals
Wave bridges the gap between classroom and office productivity. Students love it as a lecture note taker that turns complex notes into easy-to-review summaries with AI note taker. Professionals rely on it for meeting notes that capture every decision and action item. For journalists, researchers, and content creators, Wave is the go-to AI note taking for fast audio to text conversion and accurate speech to text documentation.
From one-on-one interviews to large conference calls, Wave ensures your AI note taker is always up to date, organized, and ready for action.
Many apps can record. A few can transcribe and create meeting notes. But Wave AI combines AI note taker power, seamless integrations, and advanced meeting summary into one ecosystem. Unlike basic transcription tools, Wave delivers structured meeting notes, searchable archives, and automatic syncing with your favorite platforms. That means less manual work, more productivity, and zero missed details.
Stop juggling multiple tools. Let Wave AI Note Taker Transcribe audio records, or use speech to text to get instant transcriptions. Itβs not just a meeting note taker, itβs your meeting assistant.
Download now to experience effortless note-taking.
In-app purchases
$6.99 - $139.99 per item
Version Information
- Version
- 3.5.1
- Downloads
- 100K+
- Updated on
- Jan 13, 2026
- Released
- Mar 15, 2024
- Requires
- Android 8.0
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#47 in Top Grossing Productivity in United States
#60 in Top Grossing Productivity in Canada
#71 in Top Grossing Productivity in Australia
#74 in Top Grossing Productivity in United Kingdom
Wave AI Note Taker & Recorder users say on Google Play
Yeah. Very impressive. Very intuitive. Far better transcriptions than others I've used. Virtually error-free. The AI summary feature is nice as well. The ads are a bit too aggressive although relevant. They throw me out of the flow of the program. The transcript can be edited but the phone keyboard covers all the text of the transcript so I can't actually see what I'm trying to edit.
Great meeting summaries. It would be an improvement to be able to change the titles of the waves, though, because they're not terribly informative and I keep losing track of what meeting each refers to. The change title in summary option doesn't work on my phone, it un-changes itself when I leave the summary.
I decided on Wave because of the feature to take pictures. Firstly, I love this app 90% of the time. But every so often it glitches out badly and I lose huge chunks of recording time. The camera spazzes and won't focus. While trying to get the camera to focus, the app will crash. Or, if I use my phone camera not attached to the app, the app will crash. Then it gets stuck on that recording and won't let me start a new recording. It also sometimes makes my phone glitch when playing back audio.
I tested Wave with a one-week subscription and ran into some problems. When connected to my Chevy, having notifications enabled in the app causes my car to think Iβve dialed voicemail. The audio cuts out, shows a voicemail call for about 10 seconds, then disconnects before music resumesβthis cycle repeats constantly. I also had to disable microphone access to stop the interruptions. Otherwise in my shorts trial, I have been pleased with it. but no way I can justify a subscription.
Unreliable! It crashes in the middle of meetings leaving you with useless recordings and no transcript or summary. It's great when it works but it's not consistent. I just lost another important meeting today because of it. The technical support didn't help, attributing this to Android issues! Why do you release apps if you know it's not optimized for whatever system? I cancelled my account today.