Muza

Every good thing you ever saw.

Kept on your own Mac, so the taste you spent years building is there when the work starts.

Six thousand references, and not one place to look.

Spread across six websites and a folder called inspo, with no search that reaches past one of them.

1,240 Pinterest
640 Instagram
528 X
380 Dribbble
290 Savee
210 Behance
150 Cosmos
3,412 inspo

Nothing gets left behind.

Whole, at full size, with the folders you built. Once, and never again.

Most of what you keep, you find in a browser.

So keep it from there, in the moment you find it. Nothing to file, nothing to name.

  • Save with one click in Safari or Chrome
  • Screenshot anything straight into Muza
  • Paste it, or drag and drop

Nobody has ever tagged their own screenshots.

You keep the taste. It keeps the paperwork.

  • A title and a summary, written for you
  • Tags for type, subject, style, color and mood
  • The palette, pulled and ready to copy

Six months later, you can still describe it.

You will not remember the file name. You will remember it was dark, moody, a checkout screen. Ask for that.

Everything it does, in one list.

No feature is behind a plan you have to guess at. This is the whole app.

Capture

  • Save from Safari and Chrome in one click
  • Bulk import from Dribbble, Behance, Instagram, Pinterest
  • Drag, drop, paste
  • Screenshots from the menu bar
  • The share sheet, on Mac and iPhone
  • Shortcuts, Siri, right click in Finder

Understand on your machine

  • A title and summary for every piece
  • Tags for type, subject, style, color, mood
  • The text inside images, searchable
  • Color palettes you can copy out
  • Same Vibe, one piece to everything like it
  • Get Prompt, any image turned into a prompt

Keep

  • Collections and sub-collections
  • Smart collections that fill themselves from a rule
  • Images, video, PDFs, SVGs, links, notes
  • Quick Look and Spotlight
  • Your own iCloud syncs to iPhone
  • Export everything, any time
  • Native macOS, built on Liquid Glass

In Muza, your taste is not training data.

Everything stays on your disk, in a folder you can open. The model that reads it runs on your own machine, and sync goes through your iCloud, not ours.

  • No account
  • No server
  • No feed
  • No analytics
  • Nothing held hostage

Every craft collects differently.

You screenshot every good empty state you meet. You have never once found one again.

Your muse, on the move.

Everything the Mac app does, on the phone. Save it on the street. It is home before you are.

Muza is not out yet.

It is in testing on macOS, with the iPhone app behind it. Leave your email and you will hear from me the day it opens.