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Audio IntelligenceWorking DemoWaveCraft
“Raw sound in. Mastered art out.”
WaveCraft is an AI audio editor. Give it a messy recording and tell it what you want in plain English, and it cleans up the sound, balances the levels, and masters it to a professional standard, checking its own work before handing it back. Building toward a complete content creator platform: record, edit, and publish, all in one place. Audio is where it started and where it's strongest today; video, clipping, and publishing are the next layers going on top.
Timeline
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Ι — Origin
How it started.
WaveCraft began as a college project. But the underlying problem felt much larger than audio. Creating content is difficult, not because ideas are difficult, but because perfectionism becomes a barrier. People stall before they start, and stall again right before they'd publish. Professional software can feel intimidating, workflows endless, learning curves exhausting. WaveCraft emerged from a simple question: what if editing felt conversational?
ΙΙ — The Problem
What we're solving.
Recording content has become easy. Editing remains difficult. People spend hours cleaning recordings, learning workflows, exploring plugins, watching tutorials, managing exports and versions. Most creators who stall don't lack ideas, they lack the patience for the tooling. WaveCraft is meant to remove that excuse.
Nobody opens an audio editor because they love EQ curves. They want the recording to sound done: professional, clean, no mistakes left in. The workflow should come from what someone actually wants, not from which plugin they happen to know.
ΣΦΑΛΜΑ — What We Got Wrong
We first built the agent to write one upfront plan and execute it step by step. It broke constantly, audio problems don't reveal themselves until you're already inside them. We rebuilt it as a real tool-calling loop that decides its next move as it goes, instead of committing to a plan before it has enough information to make one.
ΙΙΙ — Where It Stands
Told straight, no jargon.
You give WaveCraft messy audio, a clipped podcast, a noisy interview, and either type what you want in plain English or drag tools onto a timeline yourself. Either way, a real agent runs the cleanup chain: transcribe, separate speakers, reduce noise, master to broadcast loudness.
The part we're proud of is that it checks its own work. If the output fails a measured quality check, it gets one shot to fix itself before it hands you the result.
Pulling individual voices and instruments apart from a mixed recording, the single most impressive thing it can do, is turned off by default right now while we finish tuning it. The system also doesn't yet remember in-progress jobs if it restarts mid-task.
Want the wiring diagrams, the real stack, and what’s still 0% built?
IV — Today
What it can already do.
- ›Plans and runs a real audio cleanup and mastering chain from a plain-language request
- ›Measures its own output and repairs it once before handing it back
- ›Full drag-and-drop editing timeline for anyone who wants manual control instead
- ›Masters to broadcast-standard loudness, not a rough guess
V — Who It's For
Who we're building for.
The Podcast Editor
"Drop the file in. The agent handles transcription, cleanup, and mastering end to end. Source separation is next on our list, but we're not locked in. What would actually unblock your workflow?"
The Short-Form Content Agency
Consistently mastered audio today. Automated clip selection and cropping is the next build.
Indie Filmmakers and YouTubers
"Studio-quality audio to match your studio-quality visuals, without ever opening an audio manual."
ΜΕΣΑ — Media
WaveCraft demo, raw podcast to mastered audio
VII — Open Questions
What we don't know yet.
- Do people want an audio editor, or something closer to broader media tooling?
- Is source separation actually the feature that matters most, or are we overweighting it?
- How much automation feels useful before it starts feeling intrusive?
- Do people actually want conversational editing, or would they rather just have a better editing app?
Feedback wanted from: Audio engineers, podcast creators, media professionals, video editors, and people who gave up on content creation altogether.
We’re not asking you to validate this. We’re asking you to break it.
ΟΜΑΔΑ — Team
Nikhil Y N
CEO & Technical Lead
Utkarsh P
Co-founder, Python Backend & Marketing
Sanjay J
Engineer, CI/CD & Security