Media

moves the media

Transports

Realtimepreviewthe realtime protocol planeMoQpreviewMedia over QUIC ingest and deliveryNDIpreviewNDI over the public internetDantepreviewDante audio across networksOMTpreviewOpen Media Transport streamsSRTpreviewSRT ingest and relayPhonepreviewphone audio into a stream

Studio

Clipscut and publish clipsEditorpreviewedit in the browserCollabpreviewmulti-user editing sessionsPodcastpreviewrecord and publish podcastsStudio AIpreviewAI-assisted production

Intelligence

Enhanceclean up audio and videoAcuitymedia quality analysisVoicepreviewsynthetic and cloned voiceCaptionspreviewlive and file captionsChapterspreviewautomatic chapter markersTranscribepreviewspeech to textSentimentpreviewsentiment across a transcriptSearchpreviewsearch inside the media

Deliver

Mediathe delivery originCrestcamera and board mix to a tabListenaudio-only deliveryBadgeembeddable live badge

Infrastructure

Codeccodec benchmarksMetricsthe metrics sinkEmailthe email edgeGPUGPU seconds at the edgePulsepreviewlive stream analytics
Media Enginepreviewthe Media Engine overview

Money

gets both kinds of users paid on one rail

Gatewayone auth, scope and meter plane

Dispatch

chooses the path

Dispatchroutes each call to the right providerInterchangeconverts between media formatsBridgepreviewbridges a stream between transports
All enginesDocsMachine index

Media

Clips Codec Media Enhance Metrics Email Crest Acuity Listen Badge GPU Pulsepreview Realtimepreview MoQpreview NDIpreview Dantepreview OMTpreview SRTpreview Voicepreview Captionspreview Chapterspreview Editorpreview Phonepreview Collabpreview Podcastpreview Studio AIpreview Transcribepreview Sentimentpreview Searchpreview Media Enginepreview

Money

Gateway

Dispatch

Dispatch Interchange Bridgepreview

Company

PricingDocsSign in
WAVE · MoQ Edge

Your live stream stops arriving late.

moq-edge moves live media sub-second across a global edge network. Publish a track, subscribe to it, and every viewer sees the moment while it's still the moment. Live now on IETF MoQ draft-18. Apache-2.0 open source.

Sign up → Publish your first track →

No CDN to build. No HLS to stitch.

curl -X POST https://moq.wave.online/v1/publish/acme/cam1
→ WebTransport URL to publish to

curl https://moq.wave.online/v1/subscribe/acme/cam1
→ WebTransport URL to subscribe from

It's live right now at moq.wave.online on IETF MoQ draft-18, the current working draft, not a someday. One Durable Object per track is the rendezvous. Publishers write to it, and the edge fans each object out to every subscriber. You bring the encoder. WAVE moves the frames sub-second. Apache-2.0 open source. Read every byte.

publish trackPOST /v1/publish/:namespace/:track
subscribe to trackGET /v1/subscribe/:namespace/:track
track metadataGET /v1/track/:namespace/:track
active tracksGET /v1/announce
MoQ catalogGET /v1/catalog
livenessGET /health

The fast floor under the WAVE stack

moq-edge is the bottom layer of the WAVE stack. Pure transport that moves bytes and nothing else. Everything else composes on top: capability-token auth (moq:read / moq:write scopes), recording-to-R2 for replay, per-client bitrate, analytics, and protocol adapters that bridge WebRTC, SRT, and HLS-LL into the same MoQ plane. One live-media substrate for the agentic internet.

Open source under Apache-2.0, with an express patent grant. Canonical source at github.com/wave-av/wave-moq-edge. Spec compliance reports and interop testing welcome.