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Get clarity on things that matter to you: Muse is a canvas for thinking on iPad and Mac. The 3.0 release includes collaboration so you and your team can go beyond whiteboards.
Muse 3.0Canvas for inspired & focused thinking
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It's high time Notion has a proper competitor!
Anytype - Public BetaA safe space for your thoughts, private, local, p2p & open
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Thanks for making “writing on the internet” a better experience for us!
Typefully 2.0Effortlessly publish on Twitter and LinkedIn, now with AI
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The infinite canvas you love for personal thinking is now available for your team! Collaborate in realtime or asynchronously on nested boards. Mix text, ink, images, videos, and PDFs all together in one space. And check out the new sample workspace which shows you how other teams use Muse as their virtual office. I and the rest of the Muse team here have been working hard on multiplayer...
Muse for TeamsYour infinite canvas for planning and strategy
Muse is your team’s canvas for planning and strategy. Create roadmaps, sketch product designs, and retrospect together in a space that’s expressive and fun. Designed for thoughtful leaders and remote-first teams.
Muse for TeamsYour infinite canvas for planning and strategy
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Daily user here! It's great to get the chance to support the team financially, just subscribed. 💸
Raycast ProUnlock a new level productivity with AI, Cloud Sync and more
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Best infinite canvas by a solopreneur!
Kinopio 3.0Spatial thinking for new ideas and hard problems
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Dan & team's approach of "designing with real materials" is an inspiration!
PlayThe first native iOS design tool
Muse lets you work with visuals, text, and ink on freeform spatial boards. Designed for complex ideas and problem-solving, Muse’s nested boards and zooming interface unlocks your clearest thinking and creative flow. Now available on iPad and Mac.
Muse 2.0Whiteboarding, notetaking, and connecting the dots
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👋 Hey Hunters, I’m excited to dive into Muse 2.0 with you today! Our team of five has been working on this for nearly two years since the 1.0 release. Muse 1.0 on iPad combines the best parts of visual/spatial thinking with classic text-based notetaking. The brand-new 2.0 version introduces: → A native Mac app, designed from the same principles as Muse for iPad, while taking advantage of a...
Muse 2.0Whiteboarding, notetaking, and connecting the dots
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I've looked at half a dozen Calendly-style apps and SavvyCal is the only one that supports FastMail. 💯
SavvyCal for iCloudScheduling links for iCloud, plus Google, Outlook, Fastmail
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Great idea, I was wanting something like this! Does it support (or any plans) images, videos, and rich link previews?
TypefullyWrite & publish great tweets, without distractions
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I've been using the beta of Craft for all my professional and personal writing over the last few months. I love the fact that they started with a touch-first/iPad-native experience, but also offer a native Mac app with seamless syncing. Looking forward to becoming a customer of the released product.
Craft DocsCross-platform AppleOS document editor built with Catalyst
How do you research and think through important decisions? Open browser tabs, files in Dropbox, a whiteboard… Muse offers a new way. It turns your iPad into a spatial canvas for research notes, PDFs, screenshots, sketches, and bookmarks.
MuseTurn your iPad into a tool for thought.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋🏼 Muse began life in a research lab called Ink & Switch, where my colleagues and I were researching the future of computing for creativity and productivity. We dug into the question of whether a touchscreen interface can be a fast, powerful tool for serious work. Muse spun out of the lab as a commercial product last summer, then spent a year in beta. Now it's ready for you to...
MuseTurn your iPad into a tool for thought.