Private sharing controls
Upload audio, create an unlisted share link, and let recipients listen in a browser without an account, app or download. Per-track controls govern comments, downloads, expiration dates and search-engine indexing.
Whyp is private audio hosting for creatives and professionals to upload, share, review and embed audio, with versioned links, waveform comments and analytics.
Whyp is an audio hosting service for uploading, sharing and embedding audio online. It is designed for private review links as well as public or embedded playback, with browser-based listening that does not require recipients to create an account or install an app.
Uploads begin unlisted, and owners can control access to comments, downloads, expiration dates and search-engine indexing. The service combines timestamped waveform feedback, persistent track links, version history and analytics so creators can circulate audio, receive specific notes and update a track without sending a replacement URL. Free accounts cover smaller uploads, while Pro expands capacity and adds lossless streaming and higher-volume workflows.
Upload audio, create an unlisted share link, and let recipients listen in a browser without an account, app or download. Per-track controls govern comments, downloads, expiration dates and search-engine indexing.
Listeners can leave comments at exact points on the waveform. Comment notifications are sent by email, making it practical to collect review notes without manually checking each track.
Replace the audio on an existing track while keeping its URL. Older takes can remain available as named versions; Free keeps the three most recent versions and Pro keeps them all.
Embed tracks and collections with a customizable player, or use copy-paste embed code on sites that accept HTML. Whyp links also resolve into players in Notion, Medium, Patreon, Canva and Confluence; WordPress has a free plugin.
Track plays, playback time, downloads, listener locations and heatmap-style listening data for individual tracks and collections. Analytics are included on the Free plan.
Free uploads stream as MP3 up to 320kbps. Pro adds FLAC lossless streaming, unlimited tracks, bulk and FTP upload, collection features, branding removal and request-audio links.
Send a private link for a voice read, rough mix or client deliverable. The recipient can listen in the browser and place notes at the relevant waveform timestamp, while the creator can replace the audio without changing the link.
Share rehearsal recordings, work-in-progress mixes or final tracks with band members, producers or labels. Pro users can upload lossless audio, keep multiple versions and compare revisions through the same track workflow.
Publish or circulate episodes and other spoken-word material through embeds or links. A new edit can replace the audio behind an existing URL, and Pro supports files up to 5 hours.
Organize lessons, sermons or course audio in collections and place players in a website or document. Students, congregants or readers can listen without a Whyp account, while educators can use waveform comments for targeted feedback.
Yes. The free plan is available indefinitely without a payment card and includes up to 10 tracks, with each upload limited to 8 minutes. It provides MP3 streaming at up to 320kbps, embeds, comments and analytics. Pro removes the track limit and supports uploads up to 5 hours, FLAC lossless streaming and additional features.
No. Recipients can listen in a browser without a Whyp account, app or download. Downloads and comments depend on the permissions set for that track; comments can be open to everyone, limited to Whyp users, or disabled.
No. Whyp says it has no ads on tracks or embedded players on either the Free or Pro plan.
Whyp supports common lossy and lossless formats including MP3, OGG, WAV, FLAC and m4a. Lossy audio streams as MP3 at up to 320kbps, while lossless audio streams as FLAC at up to 48kHz. Existing MP3 uploads are served without re-encoding.
Free accounts allow 10 tracks and uploads up to 8 minutes; Pro allows unlimited tracks and uploads up to 5 hours. Files can be up to 2GB, and Whyp states there are no storage-quota, play, download or bandwidth limits beyond the plan and per-upload caps. Tracks do not expire unless deleted.
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