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One question, not a search box
What are you doing right now? Sixty-seven answers a person actually gives, each with its own music.
Our journey
One wave, drawn as we go. Solid behind us, moving where we are, faint ahead. No dates — just the order.
Where it started
Glasgow, one question.
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It plays from your own account
Apple Music for full songs, clips without it. Nothing ever passes through us.
In your hands
On the App Store and Google Play.
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Waves, four hours deep, rebuilt nightly
Same activity, same feel, songs you have not worn out.
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Live — same song, same second
Go live with the wave you're on; anyone tunes in and hears it with you.
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Drop a song, send a Fire
Every wave has a pool underneath it. The flame is public, the heart is private.
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Your Galaxy
Everything you save, sorted by what you were doing. Your week, counted.
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Share a link, open the app
A person link or a wave link opens the app on the right door — or the right store.
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Your taste, day one
What you play on Apple Music seeds your first waves — your taste from the first tap, your habits learned from there. Always an offer.
Building now
Specified, being built.
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A card you can post
Your activity, your handle, our mark — one tap into Instagram or TikTok.
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Not for this activity
Skip fast and the wave learns that song does not belong here.
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Drops you can trust
A song someone drops is a song that plays in full, with its name on it, and a wrong tap can be taken back.
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Decided. In order, not on a date.
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Your cooking wave is yours
Same activity, your taste, fresh every day — so when you go live, nobody else has your wave.
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Say it, don't tap it
"Play me a wave for cleaning" — Siri, Google Assistant and Shortcuts start the right wave.
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In the car
CarPlay and Android Auto, driving activities first. Built; switched on when the road test says so.
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Ready before you are
A wave ready ten minutes before your usual time, only if you asked.
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Quick-start widgets
Pick the activity from your home screen; the wave starts before the app opens.
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Keep this wave
The one that fit — kept, and back tomorrow as a wave, with your own music still arriving in it.
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Horizons
Pick up to three places your waves draw from. Global hits are always on. Where the music comes from — never where you do.
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Reactive waves
Queue a song, and the wave bends around it. Keep skipping, and the wave notices and offers a fresh one.
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Company
The same drive, with your dad in the car. Say who is with you, and the wave draws for the room.
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One place to find a song
One search, three rails, and the same door whether you are dropping, adding, or starting a wave from a song.
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Pass the aux
A friend scans your code and their pick takes its turn in your wave. No chat, no account swapping.
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Side by side
Two phones in one room should sound like one. Measured, then tightened.
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Where this goes.
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The wrist
A watch remote with the heart on it; a workout that starts the right wave.
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Occasions
Birthdays, graduations, weddings — music that fits the occasion, and the culture it comes from.
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Convoy
One wave across every car on the road trip.
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Event waves
A club night or a society social as its own wave; the host approves the drops.
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Rising
What is rising in each activity — by the hour, the day, the week.
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In your language
The whole app in the language you think in.
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Beyond Glasgow
The next cities. Same question, new answers.
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Listen on the web
A wave in a browser tab, for the library and the office.
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Your taste
A picture of what you listen to, drawn from your own waves, made to be shown.
Missing something?
Ask for it.
Fire tells us what to build first. It counts a tap, not a person.