About
Muse is a native Mac app that collects everything you save: images, screenshots, GIFs, video, web links and text notes, into one fast, private library. Links become living bookmarks, with Muse grabbing the title, favicon and key image, and everything is searchable, including the text inside your images. Most tools handle one kind of thing: folders for files, a bookmarks bar for links, Pinterest for images. Muse keeps all of it in one place.
The AI runs entirely on your Mac: it suggests tags, reads the text inside images so you can search it, and finds colours automatically, with an optional Pro pack adding meaning-based visual search where you type what you remember. There is no account and no cloud. Your library lives in a visible Muse Library folder alongside a local database, so you can browse it in Finder, back it up like any folder, and nothing is ever sent anywhere. Muse imports an entire Eagle library, Raindrop or CSV exports, browser bookmarks and your Pinterest boards, so switching does not mean starting over. It is free for 30 days with every feature unlocked, then $29 once, no subscription, with every future update included.
