Integrations & API

Set it up once and every finished Wave lands in your inbox, Notion, Google Docs, OneNote, or Evernote on its own.

Send Wave sessions into your Notion workspace as full pages — summary, action items, and transcript — by hand or automatically.

Turn any Wave session into a formatted Google Doc in your Drive — and get the one consent checkbox right so it keeps working.

Save Wave sessions into your Microsoft OneNote notebooks, and pick exactly which notebook and section they land in.

Save Wave sessions to Evernote as notes with the summary, action items, and a timestamped transcript.

Add Wave to Claude in one click and ask about any meeting you've recorded — on the web, in Claude Desktop, and in the Claude app on your phone.

Two terminal commands put your meeting transcripts and action items inside Claude Code — or reuse the Wave connector you already added to Claude.

Install Wave from ChatGPT's plugin directory and ask about your recorded meetings in chats, company knowledge, and Deep Research.

Give Codex your meeting transcripts and action items in two commands — in the terminal, the ChatGPT desktop app, or the Codex IDE extension.

One click adds your Wave meetings to Cursor, so the agent can read the transcript of a call before it writes the code.

Add Wave as a connector in the Grok app or Grok Build and ask about your recorded meetings.

Ask Muse, Meta's personal AI, to connect to Wave and it can answer from your recorded meetings.

Perplexity, Notion, VS Code, Gemini, Zed, Devin Desktop, Warp, and more — one URL puts your Wave meetings inside any tool that speaks MCP.

Three ways to get your Wave recordings into other tools — MCP for AI assistants, a REST API for your own code, and a CLI for the terminal.

Create a scoped token and read or update your Wave sessions, transcripts, and action items from your own code — with search, bulk export, and webhooks.

Read the sessions other people shared with you, and share your own, from an AI assistant, your own code, or the terminal.

Install the wave command, sign in from your browser, and list, search, export, and organize your recordings from the terminal.