Wavelength
Talk through a process. Get the diagram instantly.
Wavelength turns spoken conversation into a live process diagram.
Wavelength is a voice to diagram tool for sales engineers, solution architects, technical project managers, and the consultants who run process discovery workshops. You talk through how a process or data pipeline works, or paste a call transcript, and the diagram builds itself as you speak. Actors, systems, decisions, and data stores appear in the order you described them, connected the way you said they connect.
Anything the AI inferred rather than actually heard is drawn as a dashed amber edge, so you can confirm it or correct it before it becomes fact. That detail matters on a customer call, where a diagram that quietly makes something up is worse than no diagram at all.
The problem it solves
On technical calls, someone narrates how data moves through a stack and half the room quietly loses the thread. Whiteboards do not survive a screenshare, and nobody redraws them afterward. The person running the call then spends another hour rebuilding the flow in Lucidchart or Visio, which the customer corrects anyway. Unlike Lucidchart, Miro, and Visio, which require you to draw the diagram, Wavelength builds it live from the conversation, so the process map is finished and shared before the call ends.
Features
Live dictation with hold to talk, transcript upload (.txt, .md, .vtt, .srt, .json, .pdf, .docx, which covers exports from Zoom, Teams, Gong, Fireflies, and Otter), and three editing surfaces: a natural language Ask AI box, a right click node menu, and an inspector panel for precise edits. Present mode for screensharing, PNG export, emailed recaps, version history with restore, per flow collaborators, and shared team libraries.
Use cases
Discovery and architecture review calls, requirements and process mapping workshops, as-is current state documentation, ERP and transformation scoping sessions, and onboarding or enablement walkthroughs.
Pricing
Free: 5 saved flows, no credit card. Starter: $9.99 per user per month for 50 new flows a month and your own logo instead of the Wavelength mark. Pro: $19.99 per user per month for unlimited flows, version history, email recaps, and team collaboration. Annual billing is about 17 percent cheaper. There is an interactive demo at wavelengthflow.com/demo that needs no account.
Affiliate program
Open enrollment, no application and no approval step. Sign in, open the affiliate page, and your referral link is generated instantly. Commission is 25 percent of recurring revenue, paid for the lifetime of every subscription you refer, not just the first month. Payouts run automatically through Stripe Connect Express after a 30 day hold that covers refunds and chargebacks. The dashboard shows signups, conversions, accrued commissions, and payout history in real time. First touch attribution, so the referrer who sent the visitor gets credit.
Features
Live diagramming while you talk. Hold to dictate and the process map builds itself sentence by sentence, no drawing required.
Transcript upload. Accepts .txt, .md, .vtt, .srt, .json, .pdf, and .docx, which covers exports from Zoom, Teams, Gong, Fireflies, and Otter.
Typed diagram elements. Actors, systems, decisions, and data stores each get their own shape instead of generic boxes.
Dashed amber inference edges. Anything the AI inferred rather than actually heard is marked, so you confirm or correct it before it becomes fact.
Three ways to edit. A natural language Ask AI box, a right click node menu, and an inspector panel for precise changes.
Present mode. Share your screen and walk the diagram without the editing chrome in the way.
Version history and restore. Roll back to any earlier state of a flow.
PNG export and emailed recaps. Send the map before the meeting ends.
Custom logo watermark. Your brand on the diagram instead of Wavelength's, on paid plans.
Team collaboration. Per flow collaborators, invite links, and a shared team flow library.
Use Cases
Discovery calls. Map a customer's current stack live while they describe it, instead of redrawing it in Lucidchart afterward.
Architecture reviews. Capture how data actually moves between systems while the people who built it are still on the call.
Process mapping workshops. Leave the session with a map the client validated in the room, not two weeks later in a review cycle.
As-is current state documentation. Turn a walkthrough with the people who run a process into an editable diagram.
ERP and transformation scoping. Capture as-is processes during discovery sessions so the business owner can correct them on the spot.
Onboarding and enablement. Turn a subject matter expert's verbal explanation into a diagram new hires can actually follow.
Post-call follow-up. Convert a recorded meeting transcript into a process map for the recap email.
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Comments
I'm in tech sales. I spent years on discovery calls narrating how data moves through a customer's stack, watching half the room quietly lose the thread by sentence four. Then I'd spend another forty minutes after the call rebuilding the whole thing in Lucidchart, which the customer would correct anyway. The whiteboard never survives a screenshare. Nobody redraws it after. So I built the thing I wanted in those calls. You talk through the process and Wavelength draws it live: actors, systems, decisions, data stores. The part I care most about is the dashed amber edges, which mark anything the AI inferred rather than actually heard. On a customer call you cannot afford a diagram that quietly makes something up, so you confirm or fix it in the moment. The interesting thing I did not expect: people almost never disagree about the process. They disagree about the picture in their head, and nobody finds out until something gets drawn. Built solo on Base44 and Supabase, with Groq doing the structuring. There's a demo at wavelengthflow.com/demo that needs no signup. Happy to answer anything about the build, and I'd genuinely rather hear where it breaks than hear that it's cool.
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I'm in tech sales. I spent years on discovery calls narrating how data moves through a customer's stack, watching half the room quietly lose the thread by sentence four. Then I'd spend another forty minutes after the call rebuilding the whole thing in Lucidchart, which the customer would correct anyway. The whiteboard never survives a screenshare. Nobody redraws it after. So I built the thing I wanted in those calls. You talk through the process and Wavelength draws it live: actors, systems, decisions, data stores. The part I care most about is the dashed amber edges, which mark anything the AI inferred rather than actually heard. On a customer call you cannot afford a diagram that quietly makes something up, so you confirm or fix it in the moment. The interesting thing I did not expect: people almost never disagree about the process. They disagree about the picture in their head, and nobody finds out until something gets drawn. Built solo on Base44 and Supabase, with Groq doing the structuring. There's a demo at wavelengthflow.com/demo that needs no signup. Happy to answer anything about the build, and I'd genuinely rather hear where it breaks than hear that it's cool.
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