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Version 1.1.9 · 2026-09-03
Updated spots page Minor bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 1.1.9, updated 2026-09-03.








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Discover Events. Meet People. In Real Time.
Wavy is a social discovery app built around real-world Spots cafés, bars, parks, gyms, events, and the places where people are actually meeting. Instead of browsing profiles in isolation, Wavy puts shared context first. See who's around, what's happening nearby, and connect with people in real time.
SPOTS — REAL PLACES, REAL PEOPLE
Discover Spots around you and see where people are gathering right now.
• Browse popular venues and live hangouts
• See who's checked in nearby
• Discover events and social gatherings happening today
• Meet people through shared experiences and locations
Spots turn discovery into shared context — not endless swiping.
LIVE — INSTANT CONNECTIONS
Ready to meet someone now?
Tap Find a Match and get paired with an active nearby user in real time.…
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Updated spots page Minor bug fixes
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