Muse 2.0 - Whiteboarding, notetaking, and connecting the dots

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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.

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congrats on the launch Adam, Mark, and team!!!
congrats on the launch, guys
I've been using muse for more than a year now, it is one of the first apps I recommend any knowledge worker to install on their iPad. Now for Mac too ✨ btw I LOVE metamuse podcast!
Thanks so much ❤️ for those interested!
Congratulations on the launch!
Congrats on the launch, big fan of the podcast :)
Congrats on the launch! Big fan of the tool and the podcast. Have been a beta user of the macOS app and it's a very welcome addition to the iPad app.
Congrats on the launch! I love the "messy middle", active thinking analogy. I usually do my research and writing in Obsidian, but am currently lacking a tool that can help me organize my notes better, add hierarchy, annotations etc.. Can't wait to try out the new features!
Muse, the product and the team behind it are a huge source of inspiration and continue to impress 🔥. I’ve been waiting a long time for the Mac App (since all my other tools for thought run here). Now I’m very excited to use the new Muse app for spatial thought explorations in text and diagrams. Congrats to Adam 1&2, Mark for the launch!
What a well thought out piece of software. I want to especially call out the "peek source" interaction – shows you the source of a note without taking you out of your context. Should make reading papers a more fluid experience. Congratulations to the team.
I love Muse. Is a great app for take notes and open your brain to new ideas. I like see in future updates the option for shared boards with other users for collab work.
You're reading our minds - collaboration is definitely something we're looking at and planning for. Thanks!