Turn every meeting transcript into owners and next steps
After each meeting on your calendar, the dot reads the transcript or notes and posts decisions, owners and next steps to you, ready to share.
A little inspiration is on its way…
Muse reads new mail, drafts replies in your voice, flags what needs a decision and archives the noise. Start read-only, then drafts, then approved sends. Never auto-send.
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You wake up to 80 emails. Muse has already read them, drafted replies to 30, flagged 5 that need you, and archived the noise.
Copy this into Muse and replace anything in [square brackets] with your own details.
Every weekday at 8am, triage my inbox. Draft replies, flag anything needing a decision, archive newsletters. Never send without my approval.
Per-email send approval. Run read-only for a week before granting send.
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Sign in to join inAfter each meeting on your calendar, the dot reads the transcript or notes and posts decisions, owners and next steps to you, ready to share.
An actionable recap with decisions, owners, deadlines, and unresolved questions.
Email connector with granular scopes, memory of your preferences and writing voice, proactive suggestions, approval-gated sending, and WhatsApp as the interface.
This is the highest blast-radius workflow here: a misfired email is reputational damage, not a bad answer. Climb the ladder: read-only first, drafts second, approved sends third.
Meta's Muse announcement, the hands-on test by Andrew Warner and Michael Galpert, 15 September 2026, and a features and pricing explainer. Sundog is an independent community project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Meta.
A dot sorts new mail into reply today, reply this week and archive, gives a one-line reason for each, and drafts the replies you approve.