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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.
One wave, drawn as we go. Solid behind us, moving where we are, faint ahead. No dates — just the order.
Where it started
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What are you doing right now? Sixty-seven answers a person actually gives, each with its own music.
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Apple Music for full songs, clips without it. Nothing ever passes through us.
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Same activity, same feel, songs you have not worn out.
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Go live with the wave you're on; anyone tunes in and hears it with you.
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Every wave has a pool underneath it. The flame is public, the heart is private.
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Everything you save, sorted by what you were doing. Your week, counted.
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A person link or a wave link opens the app on the right door — or the right store.
Building now
Building now
Your activity, your handle, our mark — one tap into Instagram or TikTok.
Building now
Skip fast and the wave learns that song does not belong here.
Next
Next
What you play on Apple Music seeds your first waves — your taste from the first tap, your habits learned from there. Always an offer.
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Same activity, your taste, fresh every day — so when you go live, nobody else has your wave.
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"Play me a wave for cleaning" — Siri, Google Assistant and Shortcuts start the right wave.
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CarPlay and Android Auto, driving activities first. Built; switched on when the road test says so.
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A wave ready ten minutes before your usual time, only if you asked.
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Pick the activity from your home screen; the wave starts before the app opens.
The long wave
The long wave
When Spotify opens the door, your waves play there too.
The long wave
A watch remote with the heart on it; a workout that starts the right wave.
The long wave
Birthdays, graduations, weddings — music that fits the occasion, and the culture it comes from.
The long wave
One wave across every car on the road trip.
The long wave
A club night or a society social as its own wave; the host approves the drops.
The long wave
What is rising in each activity — by the hour, the day, the week.
The long wave
The whole app in the language you think in.
The long wave
The next cities. Same question, new answers.
The long wave
A wave in a browser tab, for the library and the office.
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Fire tells us what to build first. It counts a tap, not a person.