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Record and transcribe meeting notes, voice memos, and lecture notes with one tap
By Hafiz Rahman
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Wave AI Note Taker & Recorder is an Android app for recording audio and turning speech into written notes. The developer, Mohrer Associates, lists lectures, calls, meetings and voice memos as its uses. Its core job is speech to text: it converts what is said into a transcript, which it then organises into notes.
It suits people who take notes during talks they are part of, such as students in lectures and staff in meetings. The developer describes it as a note taker for daily work and study.
The build we hold is Wave AI Note Taker & Recorder 4.1.0 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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The built-in recorder captures audio and can run speech to text in real time, so the transcript builds during the conversation. The developer says the transcription keeps working in the background, so you can follow the discussion rather than typing.
The developer calls its speech to text engine advanced and says it transcribes conversations accurately.
The app can transcribe audio recordings to text after they have been made, so a saved lecture or call can be converted later. The listing says the summary feature condenses a transcript into meeting notes.
A single tap starts a voice note, according to the developer's summary of the app.
The developer lists integrations with Zoom, Teams and Google Meet for calls, and with Notion, OneNote and Evernote for notes. These are the services the app is said to connect with, so the transcripts and notes can be used alongside the calls and note apps you already use.