Muse
Your life, organized by talking about it.
You already think out loud. Now something is listening.
Say it once. It is filed, forever.
You type a sentence. Everything under it happens on its own.
Flights are booked. We land in Tokyo on April 12 and we want three days in Kyoto.
Got it. The flight is on the timeline and Kyoto is penciled in for the 15th to the 18th. I started a packing list.
On the board
- Events
Land in Tokyo. April 12
- Checklists
Packing list. 3 of 14 done
We had an amazing Barolo at that little place in Florence. 2018 vintage, I would give it a 9.
Saved. That is your third Piedmont red over an 8, so I will point you at those first next time you ask.
On the board
- Collection
Barolo 2018. Rated 9
- Places
Trattoria in Florence
Ran 18k this morning. Right knee got tight in the last 3k again.
Logged. That knee has come up on all four long runs this month. Worth taking the next one easy?
On the board
- Notes
Long run 18k. Knee tight after 15k
- Research
Runner’s knee. When to back off
Every app wants you to organize.
This one does it for you.
Notes go stale. Lists get abandoned. Talking never does.
Conversation
You talk the way you would to a person. No forms, no folders, no fields to fill in.
Memory
It keeps what matters. Your plans, your preferences, the people in your life. The longer you use it, the less you have to explain.
Guidance
It does not just store things. It hands them back at the moment they are useful, and it messages you first when something is coming up.
A space for anything in your life.
A trip, a hobby, a project, a person. Make one for it and start talking. Bring other people in when it is theirs too.
Stop keeping your whole life in your head.
Tell Muse once. It handles the rest, and reminds you when it matters.
Free.