Browse any folder
Point Muse at any folder — Downloads, Documents, a pile of screenshots — and browse it all in one fast masonry grid. Files are read in place: nothing is imported, copied, moved, or changed.
Muse
View almost anything
Images, PDFs, video, audio, fonts, Markdown, and code all open in their own viewer. Click an image for full-screen zoom, pan, and details — anything else falls back to Quick Look.
Organizes itself
Apple's Vision framework analyzes your images on-device — tags, dominant colors, dimensions, and readable text — automatically as your library grows. No button to press, and your edits always win.
Collections
Groupings that span your whole library, suggested from what analysis finds or built by hand. Screenshots get smart collections by what they're of — recipes, receipts, places, and more.
Tags, search & sort
Filter by tag chips, and search names, tags, captions, and the text found inside images. Sort by date, name, size, color, or shape — across a folder or your whole library.
Find duplicates
Surface byte-identical files, visually similar images, and matching filenames in one place — then review and clear them out to the Trash.
Share & publish
Share an image by AirDrop, Mail, or Messages. Lay a collection out as a PDF, or publish it as a clean web page on your own Google Drive that anyone can open — never routed through Muse.
Sync & back up
Keep one folder synced across your Macs with iCloud. A single backup file carries your collections, tags, and folders to a new Mac, reconnecting everything by matching file contents.
Private & open source
Everything happens on your Mac — no analytics, no telemetry. The network is touched only for updates and the Drive sharing you opt into. Free, MIT-licensed, and open source.