Compare a reference file against a processed copy and see exactly how — and whether — they still sound the same. One command. One self-contained report.
Feed it a reference and a device-under-test file. It aligns them in time, runs six independent checks, and hands back a report you can point at.
Native, self-contained executables for macOS, Windows, and Linux — no runtime to install, no license server to reach. Point it at two files and read the answer.
wavsummary scans a directory of reports and rolls them into one pass/fail exit code — wire it into a pipeline and let a failed check fail the build.
WaveLens is the core comparison engine; four companion tools handle the material around it.
The comparison engine. Reference vs DUT, down to the sample.
FlagshipSynthesize tones, sweeps & multitone test material.
GenerateSplit, pack & join channels before a comparison.
ChannelsRoll up many reports into one pass/fail exit code.
Batch / CIPeak/level scan a single file — no reference needed.
InspectEvery tier includes all five command-line tools and every report check.
$129/year, billed once
Full functionality, time-limited — see real reports before you buy.
Always free, regardless of term
For one engineer, on your own machines. Billed annually.
$129/yr, billed once. Once your order is confirmed, your license is typically issued within 48 hours.
Org-wide licensing and priority support. Billed annually.
Custom term, negotiated directly
No. Every report is a single self-contained HTML file — open it in any browser, no install required.
The trial license is time-limited but fully functional — every tool, every check, real reports, for 30 days.
Yes. Personal and Enterprise licenses verify locally against a signed .lic file — no phone-home required.
wavsummary scans a directory of wavelens reports and exits non-zero on any failure — built for pipeline gating.
Native builds for macOS, Windows, and Linux — a single executable per tool, no runtime dependencies.
Enterprise licenses are attributed to your company rather than one person, with volume pricing.
Once a license has been issued, it's non-refundable — the 30-day trial is there to confirm it's the right fit before you buy.
Once your order is confirmed, licenses are typically issued within 48 hours.
Get a report you can point at, not just an opinion.
We run wavelens against every nightly build. It caught a level-fidelity regression before QA ever saw it.
BS.1770 loudness and spectral fidelity in one pass — no more juggling three tools before a delivery.
wavsummary's exit code slots into CI. A failed unit fails the build, no report opened by hand.
Every transcode profile gets a pass before it ships. Caught bitrate-ladder regressions our ears missed.
I send clients the HTML report directly — no viewer, no install. Saved a dozen back-and-forth emails.
We batch-test a hundred units a night with wavscan and wavsummary — no GUI required in the pipeline.