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Wavelength
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About Wavelength
Wavelength converts spoken descriptions or pasted call transcripts into live, editable process diagrams. It listens through the user’s microphone or processes uploaded transcripts to automatically structure flows with shapes, connections, and labels. The tool supports real-time collaboration, allowing edits via AI prompts, right-click menus, or manual adjustments. Diagrams can be exported as PNGs or shared via email recaps, and users can add their own logo watermark. The system distinguishes between confirmed and inferred elements, marking uncertain connections in amber until validated. It is designed for live use during meetings, enabling teams to visualize and validate processes as they are described. Typical applications include sales demos, architecture reviews, onboarding materials, and process documentation workshops.
Key features
- Voice-to-graph conversion in real time
- Handles branches, pipelines, hierarchies, and system owners
- Three editing methods: AI prompts, right-click menus, or manual reshaping
- Confidence cues for AI-generated connections
- Logo watermark on exported diagrams
- PNG export and email recap sharing
- Version history and restore on Pro plan
- Pre-configured teams and shared flow library on Pro plan
Use cases
- Mapping prospect data flows during discovery calls
- Documenting system architectures during reviews
- Creating visual onboarding materials from walkthroughs
Pros
- Real-time voice-to-diagram conversion without manual drawing
- Supports live collaboration with editable diagrams during meetings
- Automatically structures complex flows including branches and hierarchies
- Allows edits via AI prompts, right-click menus, or manual adjustments
- Exports diagrams as PNGs or shares via email recaps with branding options
Cons
- Free plan limited to 5 saved flows
- No version history on Free or Starter plans
- Requires microphone access for live use
- Limited to 50 new graphs per month on Starter plan
Frequently asked questions about Wavelength
What exactly does Wavelength do?
Wavelength converts spoken descriptions or pasted call transcripts into live, editable process diagrams in real time. Users can correct elements via AI prompts, right-click menus, or manual adjustments, and export the results as PNGs or share them via email recaps.
Do I have to record the call?
No. Wavelength listens through the user’s microphone during live sessions or processes uploaded transcripts afterward. It does not join meetings, dial in, or record the other party’s audio.
What happens to my transcripts?
Transcripts are stored within the user’s account for revisiting and re-editing flows. Deleting a flow removes the associated transcript, diagram, and version history. Transcripts are never used to train AI models.
Which AI does it use?
Wavelength uses Groq-hosted open models: Llama for structuring flows and Whisper for speech-to-text. Inference inputs and outputs are not retained by Groq by default, and user content never trains a model.
How is this different from Lucidchart or Miro?
Lucidchart and Miro are drawing tools with AI features added, whereas Wavelength starts from live conversation or transcripts to generate a diagram by the end of the session.
How is this different from Gong, Fireflies, or Otter?
Tools like Gong, Fireflies, or Otter produce text summaries of calls, while Wavelength creates a visual process diagram that those tools do not generate.
