AI Meeting Notes Built for Remote Teams

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Wave AI writes AI meeting notes for remote teams: the Wave desktop app records Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams calls without a bot, and each meeting gets a transcript and summary teammates in other timezones can read later. It works on Mac, Windows, the web, iPhone, and Android, in 76 languages, and is free for 30 minutes a month.

How remote teams use Wave

How do remote teams get AI meeting notes?

Someone on the call records it with the Wave desktop app for Mac or Windows, the Wave Chrome extension, or a Wave bot that joins from the calendar. Wave transcribes the meeting with speaker labels, writes a summary with decisions and action items, and the recorder shares it with teammates who weren't there.

  1. Record from your desktop: the Wave desktop app captures your mic and system audio, with nothing added to the call.
  2. Or automate it: connect a Google or Outlook calendar and a Wave bot joins scheduled Zoom, Meet, and Teams calls.
  3. Share it: send a share link, invite teammates by email, or post the recap to a Slack channel with Wave for Slack.
  4. Catch up later: teammates read the summary and transcript on their own schedule.

Desktop app or meeting bot?

The desktop app records from your side, so no bot appears in the participant list and it works on any call platform. The calendar bot joins scheduled Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams meetings even when you aren't at your computer. Many teams use both.

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How does Wave work for a whole team?

Wave Teams gives a company one bill and a team console to invite people by email and manage seats, starting at $7.50 per user per month with a 5-user minimum. Every person keeps a private Wave account. Nothing is shared automatically; people share the meetings they choose, and admins see usage, never recordings.

Wave pricing, including Teams

The problems you know too well

Timezones Mean Someone Always Misses the Meeting

Across continents, not everyone can attend live. A summary and transcript let them catch up without a second meeting.

Decisions Drift Without a Shared Record

Remote teams lose alignment when the only record is someone's memory. A searchable transcript settles what was decided.

Nobody Wants to Write the Notes

Someone has to write and post notes after every call. Wave writes them, and Wave for Slack can post them to a channel.

Features

Everything you need to capture every conversation

Bot-Free Desktop Recording

Wave for Mac and Windows records Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Slack huddles, and any other call from your side. Linux is in beta.

Calendar Meeting Bot

Connect Google or Outlook Calendar and a Wave bot joins scheduled Zoom, Meet, and Teams meetings on time.

76 Languages and Translation

Transcribe meetings in 76 languages and translate a transcript for teammates who work in another language.

Recaps in Slack

Wave for Slack DMs you each meeting's summary and action items, and can post recaps to a channel. Ask about meetings with @Wave or /wave.

Share Without Copy-Paste

Send a share link, invite teammates to a meeting by email, or export to Notion, Google Docs, or OneNote.

Ask Across Every Meeting

Wave Assistant answers questions like "what did we decide about the launch date?" from your recorded meetings, with links to the source.

Perfect for

All-hands and town hall recordingsCross-timezone team syncsAsync meeting catch-up for absent teammatesRemote leadership and strategy sessionsInternational client call transcriptionOnboarding calls for distributed new hires
FAQs

Common questions

Keep every timezone in sync — try Wave free.

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