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On Sintony, you don't listen alone. You enter a Frequency and you're already at the same second as the person inside: same song, same time, the queue decided by everyone.

And to approach someone, there's no button to press. There's a song to play.

FREQUENCIES
Choose a genre, an artist, or a song: a live station is born. Those who join late don't start from the beginning; they hear where the others came from. You vote for the next song, you chat, you react. If no one votes, the director decides: not artificial intelligence, but handwritten lyrics based on the actual song data—year, album, how many people are in the room.

DEDICATIONS, INSTEAD OF MATCHES
Here, no one is left out. No swiping left, no queue of profiles to judge. There's just one gesture, and it comes from the radio: choose a song for someone and write a line about it. Whoever receives it doesn't have to accept anything—they listen, and if they want, they respond with another song. From there, a thread develops: how many songs, how long ago, whose turn it is.
If you don't know anyone yet, there's a blind dedication: no recipient, the server sends it to someone who can understand it, and your name appears only if that person responds.

COINCIDENCES
Things that have already happened between you and a stranger: the same song the same night, the same room three times, the same track in both your library. It's not "you might be interested," it's a fact—and the topic for writing is already there.

THE WAVE
The scrolling discovery: one track per screen, seven moods that shift the currents. Your taste, the current hits, the independent scene, like-minded people, and a guaranteed quota of stuff from outside your area: a list built only on what you like is a mirror.

THE CIRCLES
The place that remains, when the room ends. A single, real-time chat, a collective tape where everyone records their songs, a bulletin board divided by topic, and the evenings: the tape becomes the playlist of a Frequency, and members receive notifications. What's written in a circle stays there.

THE FEED
Posts with a song inside, that you can really hear. Below, you don't just comment: you reply with another song. Six reactions with a meaning each—what a song, I didn't know it, I have it on loop, it grabbed me, I should play it, it reminds me of something—so the sum reads like a sentence. Plus the polls that actually close, and the question of the day: just one, the same for everyone, one answer each.

THE STUDIO
And if you make the music. Twenty-eight instruments divided by role (rhythm, bass, chords, melody), ready-made loops to start from, eight pre-made song templates ready to be played. The server does the mixing and mastering. What you post enters the app like all other songs.

THE PASSPORT
Not a score: a chronicle. Your hours, your discoveries, the people you've met, the genres you've explored, the song you've lost the most. Levels, series, and badges are there, but they live in the Settings: those who search for them will find them, those who don't will never see them.

WHERE THE MUSIC COMES FROM
Sintony doesn't host music: it plays it from the services that make it available, each on its own terms. Full songs come from YouTube and can be viewed in the YouTube player, with its own controls; the independent scene from Audius; covers and data from iTunes Search; biographies from Wikipedia, with the CC BY-SA attribution. In Settings, each source states what it provides and under what conditions.

WHAT'S NOT THERE
No lives to buy back, no notifications begging you to return, no ads, no profiles to scroll through.

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