I saw this demo last summer and told Sam he needed to ship it, so glad it’s out. It’s really fun.
It’s one of the first games that really uses AI capabilities to unlock new gameplay.
SUB/WAVE is turning into a network.
Stations can now share skills, personas, and shows through a live community catalog. Catalog entries are disabled by default; operators review them before installing.
See the stations: https://t.co/jGDAVJbxls
We just launched SUB/WAVE on Product Hunt.
Your own internet radio station: one live stream, an AI DJ that picks tracks from your music library and talks between songs.
If that sounds like your thing, an upvote today goes a long way 👇
https://t.co/x9Hlqry3qb
Launched SUB/WAVE on @Peerlist today, an AI DJ that turns your music library into a real radio station, not a playlist. Self-hosted, open source, one shared stream. Would love an upvote if you're into it: https://t.co/gquasTkvlG
Started building a self-hosted AI radio station 2 months ago. ~1,250 commits later it has 6 TTS engines, native apps, an MCP server, and 7 public stations in 6 countries.
Turns out “what if my Ollama box was a radio DJ” was a deep rabbit hole.
SUB/WAVE has a desktop app now.
Native, no Electron. The macOS build is 2.6 MB, smaller than most of the songs it plays.
Tune into your station or anyone's, send a request, watch the DJ work.
Free, open source.
@aryanlabde Building Thoth - turns content creation from 3 hours to 30 minutes for me. Was spending way too much time reformatting the same post for different platforms.
https://t.co/uNrYNfbbxC if you want to check it out.
The shift is already happening.
Are you building infrastructure or just posting into the void?
The future favors the systematic.
Like and comment if you are ready to stop playing the old game.
Social media is dead.
We are now in the era of INTEREST MEDIA.
I realized this when my follower count stopped correlating with my reach.
The algorithm does not care who follows you anymore.
It cares if your content holds attention.
This changes the game.
The creators who win next won't be the loudest.
They will be the most organized.
They will use purpose-built infrastructure to scale their thinking.
Refusing to adapt isn't noble.
It is professional negligence.
Build a system or get buried by one.
The planner remembers what you covered last week.
Week 2 builds on Week 1.
Week 3 builds on Week 2.
No repeated topics. No running out of ideas.
Just strategic continuity.
Content creators don't struggle with writing.
They struggle with deciding what's worth writing.
Too many ideas = no clarity = nothing gets posted.
The Weekly Content Planner gives you one thing: direction.
https://t.co/ND5zeW6MgC