Describe the moment. Land on the frame.
WAVE Search makes every hour of your media findable by meaning — every word said, every scene shown, every clip. One query, ranked hits, straight to the moment. No scrubbing, no filenames.
You remember the moment, not the filename
Footage and audio that used to rot unfindable in an archive — the clip you swear you remember but can't locate — is now reachable just by describing what was said or shown. You stop scrubbing timelines and guessing filenames. You type the memory and land on it, across every hour of media you own.
Every transcript, scene, and clip — vector-indexed
Search by meaning, not keywords or timestamps. One authenticated query returns ranked hits, and you pay only for the queries you actually run — auth, scope, and metering settle through the WAVE gateway as x402 pay-per-use. No index to babysit, no seat license, no third-party console.
One plane, not a silo
Search is one plane in WAVE, not a silo. The same moment you find is a moment you can clip, stream, or route on the protocol plane — one key, one meter, every WAVE surface. The archive stops being a graveyard and becomes an addressable layer the rest of your stack can query.
Federated — auth, entitlement, and metering run through api.wave.online; this spoke renders the front-door and forwards the rest.