🎧 Wavyl Update: New Music is now more community-first.
We’ve been using some AI-generated/admin-curated music to help fill out the catalog so listeners always have something to play — but we heard the feedback loud and clear:
Real creator uploads should not get buried in New Release . 🙌 So we made an update.
✨ New Release now prioritizes community-uploaded tracks, playlists, and albums first. That means music uploaded by real Wavyl creators gets the spotlight where it belongs. 🎶 The Wavyl Exclusive channels are still available, but they now live in their own clearly labeled section instead of crowding the newest music feed.
We also added a smoother listening improvement: ▶️ When a playlist or queue naturally finishes, Wavyl can now find a related next playlist or track queue so the music keeps moving instead of just stopping.
We tightened up profile navigation so creators and collectors can get where they need to go faster — NFTs, purchases, received items, storefront tools, collections, credits, and settings are all easier to find now.
We also refreshed the Credits experience with clearer balance cards, activity summaries, better filters, search, pagination, mobile-friendly rows, and cleaner credit history labels for both users and admins.
A lot of this work is quiet UX polish, but it adds up. Splot is getting cleaner, faster, and easier to use one pass at a time.
7 months ago, I started building a system because the "neurotypical" world wasn't working for me. 🧠 Swipe to see the evolution of 175,000 lines of Python. From a skeleton in August to a full "nervous system" in January. Seeing the logic map out like this confirmed exactly what I felt: when we build tools that mirror how our brains actually fire, everything changes. I’ve documented the full visual journey and the "why" behind the build on my site. https://neurorythm.com/article.php?slug=what-7-months-of-adhd-hyperfocus-builds-1774386119