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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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I've really enjoyed using Muse on my iPad recently and am beyond excited to now be able to extend that experience to desktop. Thank you to the Muse team for crafting a tool that inspires me to think deeply and create more 🙌 Congrats on the launch!!
Absolutely loved reading "The principles behind Muse" on your landing page. Tells a lot about the approach!
Maker
We're all about principles! Thanks for the support & congrats on hitting #1 yesterday :-)
This looks so good. Congrats and all the best.
Congrats Adam & team!
Looks great! Excited to see Muse on desktop. I don't see any drawing ability on desktop right now though which is a little sad. I'd love to be able to draw like I can on iPad, even just with my trackpad.
Maker
Indeed we need to add some capabilities there—but they would probably be quite different from the ink approach you get on the tablet/stylus form factor. So many features to build, it's a good problem to have!
Ya that makes sense to me. Personally, no ink on desktop is a blocker to usage for me. But if you had a dead simple v0 version (even if the drawing style was not at all the same as tablet), I would use it a ton. I’ll keep watching for when you add it. Keep up the great work!
Would the iPhone app be upgraded to at least allow read-only for the canvases? Perhaps in a long liner roll format for the snippets since the screen is small?
Big like! *_* I will definitely try it out for personal use! Big bravo to the team, and congratulations on the launch! ^__^
Greate!
Awesome. Good feelings from use, nice look. There are some inconveniences (inability to pan on Mac, forward/backward mouse buttons support etc) which can be easily handled. Some missing parts imho: primitives, dynamic arrows, mindmaps etc. But very promising!
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