Wavo Health

Three plans, one of them discounted

Starter costs $39 a month for up to 40 notes (pricing page, November 2026). Pro is $59 for unlimited notes, shown as a limited-time 21% discount from a $75 list price with no end date visible. Intelligence is $89. Prices are in US dollars although the company is Canadian.

What does the workspace include?

The homepage says Wavo "turns patient conversations into structured clinical notes, coding cues, and follow-up content" in one workspace, which it labels an AI Clinical Platform. Beyond recording and SOAP notes it lists visit prep, pre-charting, and file attachments linked to encounters. It runs on iOS, Android, desktop and the web with real-time sync. The homepage and FAQ point to an EHR section, but no EHR is named. A homepage strip headed "Used by clinicians at" names five institutions, and no institutional contracts are stated.

What does the security page say?

The security page says the program is designed around HIPAA requirements. No attestation is stated. It adds a PIPEDA badge, AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.2 or higher, automatic audio deletion after note generation with a 30-day auto-delete option, and no training of Wavo's AI on protected health information. The vendor says it has BAAs with its own vendors. A customer BAA, SOC 2 and HITRUST are not stated. The help-center FAQ says US data stays in the US and Canadian data in Canada.

Who runs Wavo?

The company is Wavo AI Technologies Inc., placed in Vancouver by Crunchbase and in Burnaby, British Columbia, by its Google Play listing. Crunchbase shows three funding rounds, the latest labeled Series B, with amounts hidden, which is unverified.

What do clinicians say?

Comments from early 2025 are positive and read like recommendations. An r/InternalMedicine poster called Wavo "my top choice", an r/FamilyMedicine poster said it "stands out because it's super flexible" because old notes can be uploaded, an r/GPUK thread called it "affordable, accurate", and an r/medicine comment in 2025 called it "not a bad scribe" that "generates consistent notes". None can be verified as independent of the vendor.

The verdict

Wavo lists $39, $59 promotional and $89 plans, and the cheapest way to see whether its notes suit a clinic is the free week. The unanswered question is which EHRs it reaches, since the pages name none.