The album and concert rating app for people who care about music. Rate every album and live show on a 10-point scale, share your taste, and discover music through friends — not algorithms.
Ten-point scale for albums and live shows. Write a review if you want. Every rating you log builds a record of your music life.
Post a rating. React to a friend's latest find. Your feed is just the people and music you actually care about — no noise.
Your ratings come together into a collection that reflects your full music life — the albums that made you, in one place.
Concerts count. Rate live music experiences alongside your albums — the only app built for all of your music experiences in one place.
The App
Album art is the color. The interface stays out of the way.
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An album is more than a collection of songs. It's a complete work — meant to be heard, understood, and remembered as one.
Wave is built around albums. This is your place to appreciate the complete work.
Questions
Wave is a free album and concert rating app for people who care about music. You rate albums and live shows on a 10-point scale, follow friends, and discover music through the people whose taste you trust — not an algorithm.
Yes. Wave is often described as "Letterboxd for music." Like Letterboxd, you log and rate complete works (albums instead of movies), follow a friends-based feed, and build a profile that reflects your taste over time.
Yes. Wave lets you rate both albums and live music experiences on a 10-point scale. Your concert ratings appear in your profile alongside your album collection, making it the only app built to rate all of your music experiences in one place.
Wave is built around your real social graph — people you actually know. Your feed shows only the people you follow with no algorithmic ranking, no trending section, and no global charts. It's designed for the social experience of sharing music with friends.
Yes. Wave is completely free — no ads, no premium tier, no paid features.
Yes. Wave is available as a free download on the Apple App Store. You can also use Wave on any device through the web app at wavemusic.app.
