RecordX vs Wave
Wave.co is the closest peer to RecordX: both do meeting notes AND phone calls. Wave has a Phone Bridge feature that records inbound and outbound calls on iOS and Android and a built-in VoIP dialer.
Where RecordX pulls ahead is depth. Real DID number per user, stereo recording (which materially improves transcript speaker labels), and stronger AI summarization built on the same pipeline as our Zoom / Meet / Teams flow.
Side-by-side
| Feature | RecordX | Wave |
|---|---|---|
| Zoom / Meet / Teams transcription | Yes | Yes |
| Native phone dialer | Yes | Yes (Phone Bridge) |
| Personal phone number (real DID) per user | Yes | Bridge routes through carrier |
| HD stereo recording (each side its own channel) | Yes | Mono |
| Speaker-diarized transcript | Yes | Yes |
| AI summary + action items | Yes, top-tier LLMs | Yes |
| iOS + Android + Web + Desktop | Yes | Yes (mobile-first) |
Where Wave wins
- Mobile-first UX for solo users who work primarily on phone.
- Simple free plan with 30 minutes / month, clear paid pricing.
Where RecordX wins
- Real phone number. RecordX assigns you a working DID that anyone can call. Wave’s Phone Bridge routes through your existing carrier line.
- Stereo recording. Each side of the call on its own channel means transcripts get speaker labels right, no guessing.
- Cross-modal search. Every meeting and every phone call live in the same searchable library; ask questions across all of them at once.
Details on the in-app phone: phone calls feature page. Pricing at /pricing.