TunedWaves
Someone three streets away is playing the song you needed. Tune in — live dailies that vanish in 24 hours, the rooms around you, and a galaxy that grows as you listen.
Launching September 2026 — Glasgow first.
Free · Works with Apple Music · Every daily dies in 24 hours
A wave
A sample wave — exactly what a daily looks like in TunedWaves. Previews are 30 seconds; a real daily vanishes after 24 hours.
How it works
Five songs, one mood, gone in 24 hours. Your daily is what today sounded like — post it and see who catches it.
Someone nearby goes live and you're one tap from their song — same second, same chorus. Or broadcast your own and let the room find you.
Every wave you catch becomes a star. Friends become moons. Countries become planets.
Inside the app
No map, no names — ghosts broadcast, streets go quiet, and tuning in means hearing it in sync.
What’s inside
A playlist that dies in 24 hours — that’s the point. Post yours, catch everyone else’s before midnight eats them.
Someone nearby is broadcasting. Tap and you’re hearing their song, live and in sync — same second, same chorus.
Every wave you catch becomes a star. Friends become moons; countries you visit become planets. Your listening, drawn as a sky.
Dial a station out of what you’re doing and what you’re into — Cleaning × Afrobeats, Late Night × Indie. It plays until you stop it.
CarPlay and Android Auto, your mixes as one-tap stations — and a convoy that keeps friends’ cars on the same wave for the whole trip.
Questions
Yes — the app is free, no card ever. Full tracks play through your own Apple Music subscription; without one, every song plays as a 30-second preview.
For full tracks, yes — TunedWaves plays music through your own Apple Music account, so artists get played, not scraped. Without it you still get the whole app with 30-second previews.
A short playlist you post — five-ish songs, one mood — that disappears after 24 hours. What you hear is what today sounds like, not an archive.
When someone goes live, you can listen along in sync — you hear the same song at the same moment they do. That’s a wave. You can broadcast your own from anything you’re playing.
No. TunedWaves only ever uses a coarse area — enough to know a wave is “nearby”, never your precise location, and never shown as a point on a map.
Broadcasting without your name on it. The room hears your music; nobody sees who’s playing it. You can make it your default.
Your listening, drawn as a sky: waves you catch become stars, friends you bring in become moons, countries you visit become planets you can revisit.
Yes — CarPlay and Android Auto, with your saved mixes as one-tap stations and friends’ live waves as rows you can join.
Every wave, daily and profile has a report action. Reports go to a human-reviewed queue; blocked people can’t see or reach you.
In the app: Settings → Delete account — it removes your profile, dailies and listening history. No app? See the delete-account page linked in the footer.
TunedWaves
September 2026. Glasgow first, then everywhere the signal carries.