Wave: AI Note Taker
Records meetings and phone calls in the background, then transcribes and summarizes them with speaker names.
At a glance
3.9 out of 5
Scored by Alex after real useOur verdict
Wave records meetings, lectures, and phone calls in the background, then turns them into transcripts with speaker names attached and a concise AI summary of key takeaways. It's built for professionals and students who'd rather review an organized summary than take notes live. It's iOS only, speaker identification is accurate most of the time but not flawless, and recording a call without informing the other party can carry legal risk the app doesn't address.
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Questions about Wave: AI Note Taker
What does Wave: AI Note Taker do?
Wave: AI Note Taker records meetings, lectures and phone calls in the background, then turns them into transcripts with speaker names attached. It also writes concise AI summaries with key takeaways and to-dos, and there is no time cap on how long a recording can run.
Is Wave: AI Note Taker free?
Wave: AI Note Taker is listed as free, with no paid plan found on the App Store in September 2026. The reviewer lists unlimited recording time among its strengths, so recordings can run as long as needed.
Is Wave: AI Note Taker available on Android?
No. Wave: AI Note Taker is available only on iOS, with no Android version, and Toolio lists Android users needing the same app as a poor fit. It is aimed at professionals recording meetings and calls on iPhone.
How accurate is speaker identification in Wave: AI Note Taker?
Wave: AI Note Taker labels who is speaking in each transcript, and the reviewer says speaker names land correctly about 98 times out of 100. That makes identification accurate most of the time, though not a guaranteed perfect match.
Does Wave: AI Note Taker warn about call recording laws?
No. The reviewer notes that recording phone calls without informing the other party can be illegal in some places, and Wave: AI Note Taker does not flag that risk itself. Alex scores the app 3.9 out of 5 after real use.