Voice to graph · in real time

Talk through a process. Get a diagram everyone sees.

Wavelength turns your calls and meetings into a living process map as you talk. Speak the flow, watch it draw itself, then edit it on the fly, so nobody leaves the room guessing how the data actually moves.

The demo needs no account and saves nothing.

Real-time

Maps as you speak

Editable

Fix the AI on the fly

Yours

Transcripts never train a model

Your customer's call stays yours.

Transcripts are stored on your account and deleted when you delete the flow. They are never used to train an AI model, never sold, and never shared. Wavelength does not join, dial into, or record meetings; it listens through your microphone while you talk, or reads a transcript you paste. Read the privacy policy

The problem

Describing a data flow out loud never lands.

People lose the thread on technical calls. One person sketches on a whiteboard no one else can see, another narrates a pipeline that exists only in their head, and by the time the meeting ends everyone's picturing a slightly different system. Wavelength fixes this by drawing the flow as you talk, so the map is shared, visible, and correct before anyone hits "leave meeting".

Watch it happen

One take. No mouse. Just talk.

A founder walks through mapping a process live, from the first sentence to the finished diagram.

New

Now in your browser

The Wavelength Chrome side panel puts the diagram next to Teams, Meet, Zoom on the web, or any tab, so a process someone describes on a call becomes a diagram without leaving the call.

Wavelength for Chrome

Talk to diagram in any tab

A flow, drawn as you describe it

Real node shapes · solid arrows are confirmed, dashed amber is an AI guess you can confirm or fix.

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your logo

Rounded pills mark starts, hexagons are systems, diamonds are decisions, cards are people, and cylinders are data stores. A dashed amber arrow means Wavelength inferred that link, click to confirm it, or correct it on the fly.

How it works

01

Talk through it

Hold the mic, or paste a transcript, and describe the process in plain language.

02

Watch it map

Wavelength structures the flow in real time, picking the right shapes and connections.

03

Refine & collaborate

Edit with a prompt, a right-click, or by hand, then export a PNG or send an email recap.

Everything you need to map the flow

Real-time voice to graph

Speak naturally and watch the diagram build itself as you talk, no drawing required.

Understands complex flows

Branches, pipelines, hierarchies, systems, and owners, all structured automatically.

Edit three ways

An AI instruction, a right-click menu, or click-to-reshape and reverse connections.

Confidence cues

AI guesses show as dashed amber until you confirm them, so nothing slips in unverified.

Your brand on every map

Add a logo watermark to the canvas and every PNG export, automatically.

Export & follow up

Save and version flows, export a PNG, and send an email recap in a single click.

Where teams use Wavelength

Sales & solution demos

Map a prospect's data flow live on the call so everyone sees the same picture.

Architecture reviews

Talk through a system design and get a clean, editable diagram to share.

Onboarding & enablement

Turn a walkthrough into a visual process new hires can actually follow.

Ops & process mapping

Document how work moves across people, tools, and datastores in minutes.

Discovery & requirements workshops

Map a client's current state live in the session, so they validate it in the room instead of two weeks later.

Why I built this

I'm a Data & AI seller. I spent years on discovery calls narrating how data moves through a customer's stack, watching half the room quietly lose the thread. Whiteboards do not survive a screenshare and nobody redraws them after. Wavelength is the tool I wanted in those calls: describe the flow out loud, and it is on screen, shared, and correct before anyone hangs up.

Mitchell, founder

Pricing

Plans for every wavelength

Start free. Upgrade to Pro for unlimited flows, your own logo watermark, and version history.

No credit card required for the free plan. The live demo needs no account.

Free

$0/month
  • Up to 5 saved flows
  • One flat list of flows (no folders)
  • Voice + paste to graph
  • AI generate & edit
  • PNG export
  • Wavelength watermark (not removable)
Start free

Starter

$9.99/user/month
  • Everything in Free
  • 50 new graphs per month
  • 2 folders to keep projects separate
  • Your own company logo watermark
  • No Wavelength branding
  • Zoom app: map live calls in the meeting side panel
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Pro

$19.99/user/month
  • Everything in Starter
  • Unlimited graphs
  • Unlimited folders, one per project or client
  • Shared team folders everyone can see
  • Version history & restore
  • Email flow with AI recap
  • All node types
  • Pre-configured teams: invite your team once, collaborate on every call
  • Shared team flow library
  • Per-flow collaborators & invite links
  • Zoom app: map live calls in the meeting side panel

No credit card required for the free plan. Need SSO, a security review, or volume pricing? Contact us about Enterprise.

Frequently asked questions

What exactly does Wavelength do?

You talk through a process, or paste a call transcript, and Wavelength builds an editable diagram in real time. People become actor cards, tools become system shapes, databases become cylinders, and branches become decision diamonds. You can correct anything by prompt, right-click, or by hand.

Do I have to record the call?

No. Wavelength listens through your own microphone while you talk, or you paste a transcript afterward. It does not join meetings, does not dial in, and does not record the other party.

What happens to my transcripts?

They are stored on your account so you can revisit and re-edit a flow. Delete a flow and the transcript, diagram, and version history go with it. Transcripts are never used to train any AI model.

Which AI does it use?

Wavelength uses Groq-hosted open models: Llama for structuring and Whisper for speech-to-text. Per Groq’s published policy, inference inputs and outputs are not retained by default, and we never use your content to train any model.

How is this different from Lucidchart or Miro?

Those are drawing tools with AI added. You still have to build the diagram. Wavelength starts from the conversation, so the diagram exists by the time the conversation is over.

How is this different from Gong, Fireflies, or Otter?

Those return a text summary and action items. None of them produce a process diagram. Wavelength is the visual artifact those tools do not make.

Can I use it live on a customer call?

That is what it is built for. Share your screen, talk through their process, and correct the map as they push back. Dashed amber lines mark anything the AI inferred rather than heard, so nothing unverified slips into the picture.

Is there a free plan?

Yes. Five saved flows, no credit card, with a Wavelength watermark. Starter is $9.99 per user per month for 50 new graphs a month and your own logo. Pro is $19.99 per user per month for unlimited graphs, version history, email recaps, and team collaboration.

Does Wavelength work inside Zoom?

Yes. Starter and Pro include the Wavelength Zoom app. Open it from the Apps panel in a meeting, press Start, and the flow builds from the live transcript while you talk. Teams and Google Meet users can upload the transcript file after the call.

Does Wavelength work in Microsoft Teams or Google Meet?

Yes. The Wavelength Chrome extension is available now on the Chrome Web Store. It opens a side panel beside any meeting tab, including Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and Zoom on the web. Hold the mic, talk through the process, and the diagram builds as you speak. It is included with Starter and Pro.

Get everyone on the same wavelength.

Map your next call as it happens, then share the flow before the meeting ends.