By the time you've pulled out your phone, unlocked it, and found the app, the thought is gone. A recorder on your wrist captures the moment at the speed of a tap.
Native voice memos on a watch give you an audio file and nothing else. Wave turns every wrist recording into searchable text with an AI summary — the recording is the start, not the result.
Walking meetings, site visits, workshops, a conversation on the move — places where holding a phone is awkward. Your watch records hands-free while you stay in the conversation.
Open Wave on your watch and tap record. No phone needed in hand — capture voice memos, conversations, and meetings straight from your wrist.
Watch recordings land in the same Wave library as everything else — transcribed, speaker-labeled, summarized, and searchable alongside your meetings and calls.
Every wrist recording gets the full Wave treatment: a transcript with speaker labels and an AI summary with the key points and action items.
Dictate an idea, a reminder, or a draft on the go. Wave converts it to clean text you can search, copy, and act on — not an audio file you'll never replay.
Wave is bringing wrist recording to Android smartwatches. Wear OS support is coming very soon, with the same one-tap capture and AI pipeline.
The watch is one of many ways to Wave: phone, desktop, Chrome extension, meeting bots, and the call dialer all feed the same searchable library.
Record voice memos, lectures, interviews, and conversations with Wave. AI transcription and summaries included. iPhone, Android, and desktop. Try free.
Before buying an AI recorder gadget like Plaud or Pocket, consider: Wave turns the phone and watch you already own into an AI recording device — transcripts, summaries, and search included.
Record walking meetings, outdoor 1:1s, and voice notes with Wave. Capture audio from iPhone, Android, or Apple Watch and get AI transcripts and summaries.
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