Free
Listen without a tollbooth
Browse the feed, play tracks inline, and explore genres — no subscription, no guilt about AI-native music. Listening stays free on the surface.
AI-native music — your ears, your rules
Wavster is the open home for AI-native music and podcasts. Browse without signing in — create a free listener account when you want likes, playlists, and follows.
Free
Browse the feed, play tracks inline, and explore genres — no subscription, no guilt about AI-native music. Listening stays free on the surface.
Play
Hit play from the Listening Room or a genre shelf and keep browsing. Queue controls — play next, add to queue, shuffle — are rolling out for signed-in listeners.
Like
Save tracks you love with a single tap. Liked songs land in your library so you can replay favorites without hunting the feed again.
Playlists
Group tracks into playlists — late-night lo-fi, road-trip country, Sunday podcasts. Name them, reorder them, share them when you're ready.
Follow
Follow channels you revisit. New drops from creators you follow show up in your library — separate from liking a single track.
Discover
Dark country, jazz, faith & spirituality, history docs, comedy talk — genre shelves for music and spoken word. Something for every mood.
Always free to listen
Guest listening never goes away. A free listener account unlocks likes, playlists, and follows — so your favorites stick around.
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Free sign-up with your email — one magic link, no password. Same account works if you upload later; listener features don't require Studio.
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Start in the Listening Room or Podcasts, dig into genres, or open a creator channel. Play inline while you explore — no separate page required.
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Like tracks, follow creators, and build playlists. Your library keeps the good stuff in one place across sessions.
Signed-in listeners get a sidebar library — tracks you liked, playlists you built, and creators you follow. We're shipping these features right after listener sign-up.
No subscription to save tracks or follow channels. Wavster stays open on the surface.
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