WAVE · Podcast

Your recording is
already a podcast.

Hand WAVE the source; get back a published episode and one RSS feed every podcast app already reads. The export, the host, the per-directory submit — gone.

Publish an episode → How it works

Stop talking. Start published.

One call with your source returns two things: the episode and a standards-compliant RSS feed — RSS is the open standard every podcast app already speaks, so Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Overcast all read the same feed. "Distribute everywhere" isn't a stack of per-platform integrations, it's one feed they already ingest. No host to wrangle, no directory to submit by hand.

  recording (your source)
    │
    ▼   Podcast on the WAVE protocol plane
  POST /podcast/episodes {"source"} ─▶ {episode, rss}
    │
    └─ auth + metering federate through api.wave.online

The publish endpoint of the whole plane.

The source is anything on the WAVE plane — a live stream, a session captured elsewhere on WAVE, a transport pulled off the network. Run it through the same one call and it becomes a subscribable show. Auth, entitlement, and metering settle at the WAVE gateway — you pay only for what you publish.

endpointPOST /podcast/episodes {"source"} → {episode, rss}
authAuthorization: Bearer <key> (via gateway)
healthGET /health
Get started →

Federated — auth, entitlement, and metering run through api.wave.online; this spoke renders the front-door and forwards the rest.