Price and restock watch for one product, cart ready for approval
Point the dot at a product page and a price. It checks daily in its own browser, messages you on a restock or a drop, and fills the cart for you to confirm.
Forward Muse the Instagram reel you saved for Sunday dinner and get a grouped grocery list, minus what you already have, ready to order for delivery.
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You save a recipe reel on Instagram for Sunday dinner. Normally that reel dies in your Saved folder. With Muse it becomes groceries at your door.
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Sign in to join inPoint the dot at a product page and a price. It checks daily in its own browser, messages you on a restock or a drop, and fills the cart for you to confirm.
Describe the item, max price, radius and condition. Muse watches Marketplace and other listing sites on a schedule and pings you with the listing and a draft message the minute a match appears.
Copy this into Muse and replace anything in [square brackets] with your own details.
Here's a recipe reel I saved. Turn it into a grocery list for 4 servings, skip anything I already have, and order it from [store] for delivery tomorrow morning.
One: the final cart review before it pays.
Instagram connector (first party, where Muse is strongest), persistent memory for staples and dietary restrictions, the cloud browser for stores without an API, background work while you do something else, and purchase approvals through Sentinel.
Early testers found general web shopping is Muse's weakest area; one hands-on test could not complete a Costco run. This is most reliable when the store has a clean website and the items are common. Start with list generation before handing it your grocery money.
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Name a product and a target price. Muse compares retailers, watches the price, pings you when it drops, and checks out with a one-time card covered by purchase protection once you say go.