Where to Download WAVE for Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, and Linux

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WAVE is available as a free download from its official site, waveapp.pages.dev, for Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, and Linux. Open the site, use the "Download" section or the "Download Free" button, and pick the build that matches your device. The page lists all five platforms and shows screenshots and a feature list so you can confirm the app fits your needs before installing.

Download Options by Platform

The site's "Download for every platform" section covers the full set of supported systems:

Platform What to expect
Android Mobile app for phones and tablets
iOS iPhone and iPad app
Windows Desktop app
macOS Desktop app for Mac
Linux Desktop app for Linux

The homepage labels the download as "Download Free." The site does not publish version numbers, file sizes, or system requirements, so check the download section for the current build details.

How to Get the App

  1. Go to waveapp.pages.dev.
  2. Review the "What's Inside" feature list and the screenshots ("See the Beauty") to confirm the app matches what you want.
  3. Select "Download" or "Download Free."
  4. Choose your platform: Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, or Linux.
  5. Install the downloaded file using your device's normal installation process.

Expected result: WAVE is installed and ready to open on your device.

What You Get After Installing

WAVE is a music and audiobook player built around a few core capabilities described on the site:

  • Hi-Fi lossless audio — switch between Standard and Lossless FLAC quality modes, with a custom 5-band equalizer.
  • Multi-Debrid cloud streaming — connect API keys for Real-Debrid, TorBox, AllDebrid, Premiumize, or Debrid-Link to stream torrent audiobooks through high-speed HTTP cloud servers, with no buffering or seeding required.
  • Audiobooks with speed control — chapter navigation and a speed dial at 1.0x, 1.5x, 2.0x, and 3.0x, with listening position synced to Supabase cloud across devices.
  • Playback extras — adjustable crossfade, synced scrolling lyrics, offline downloads, a radial sleep timer, and six visual themes.
  • Catalog — metadata, artwork, and recommendations come from Deezer's library of 90M+ tracks, with playback streamed via YouTube.

Common Sticking Points

  • No direct store links shown on the page. The site presents platform names rather than app-store badges, so follow the download flow on the site itself.
  • Debrid features need your own accounts. Cloud streaming depends on API keys from the supported Debrid services; the app connects to them but does not provide the subscriptions.
  • Pricing beyond "Free" is not specified. The page uses the word "premium" but publishes no price list or payment details, so treat cost and any account requirements as unconfirmed until you check the download or in-app flow.
  • Cross-device sync covers audiobook position, not your whole library. The site describes continue-listening position syncing via Supabase; it does not claim full library sync across devices.