Always on · never stopping · at your service
A search here isn't a moment, it's a standing order. Your bot keeps running in real time for as long as the question stays open — days, weeks. And once the conditions are met it doesn't stop and wait for you: it closes the deal itself. People share, fork and improve each other's bots, and that is where the network comes from. Flights are one category among several — the name deliberately commits to none, so it grows with the catalogue.
The search doesn't end when you close the app. The bot stays on it, in real time, until the question is answered — not until the window is shut.
When the conditions hit, the bot acts. No falling back into a form at the exact moment when seconds are what decide it.
A good bot is worth sharing. Others take it, adapt it, hand it back — the network grows out of that, not out of profiles.
Wave_ is a social network built around search bots. A bot runs a real-time search that keeps going for as long as the question stays open, and closes the deal itself once the conditions you set are met.
A comparison site answers once, at the moment you ask, from an index that is already ageing. A Wave_ bot keeps querying in real time and acts when the answer changes.
You define the conditions up front. When they are met, the bot completes the purchase without handing you back into a form — which is the moment most deals are lost.
No. Flights are one category among several. The name carries no category on purpose, so the catalogue can grow without the brand getting in the way.
Bots are shareable. People take each other's bots, adapt them and hand them back — the network grows out of that exchange rather than out of profiles.
A name doesn't become good just because it's free. Wave_ is a working decision — App Store availability in the singular, Apple's handling of the trailing underscore and the trademark search are all still open. Spoken, the app is simply “Wave”.
