Directories and launch sites that list Wavelength
Wavelength is listed in the directories and launch platforms below. Each entry links to the site that carries the listing.
| # | Listing | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Product Hunt | Launch platform for new tech products |
| 2 | EarlyHunt | Early-stage startup launch directory |
| 3 | Twelve Tools | Curated directory of software tools |
| 4 | Aura++ | Project showcase for indie makers |
| 5 | Fazier | Launch platform and product directory |
| 6 | DANG! | Directory of AI tools |
| 7 | Findly.tools | Curated index of web tools |
| 8 | DodoDirectory | Business directory for SaaS and startups |
| 9 | LaunchNest | Launch platform for new products |
| 10 | CodeHype | AI product launch platform |
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The demo needs no account and saves nothing.
Why this page exists
A directory listing is a record of where Wavelength has been published. If you found Wavelength through one of these directories, the links at the end of this page explain what the product does.
What Wavelength does
Wavelength turns a spoken process into an editable flow diagram while you talk. You hold the microphone and describe how work moves through people, systems, and decisions. The diagram builds on screen in real time. You can also paste a call transcript from Zoom, Teams, Gong, Fireflies, or Otter and get the same result.
The tool is built for sales engineers, solution architects, technical project managers, and consultants who run discovery workshops. These roles share one problem. They narrate a process out loud while the other person pictures something different. A diagram drawn during the conversation removes that gap.
Wavelength runs in the browser and in a Chrome side panel. The side panel opens beside Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, or Zoom on the web. It is included on every plan, the free plan included. Transcripts stay on your account, are deleted when you delete the flow, and are never used to train an AI model.
Where to go next
The live demo runs in the browser with no account and saves nothing. Say or type a process and watch it draw.
The pricing page lists all three plans and what each one includes. The FAQ answers what happens to your transcripts, which AI models run underneath, and which meeting tools are supported.
The Chrome extension page explains how the side panel works. The comparison pages show how Wavelength compares with Lucidchart, Miro, Visio, and diagram as code tools.
If you run a directory and want to list Wavelength, use the contact page. We add a badge to this page for every listing that asks for one. We do not pay for listings and we do not buy links.