famuse
Built at Meta Global AI Developer Hackathon · Oct 26, 2026 · Remote

famuse (family + Muse, made for family use) is an open-source private family hub where Muse joins the family as @famuse — an AI butler living inside the conversation. Problem: family chats drown in "what's for dinner?", "did anyone walk the dog?", and photos lost in the scroll — while AI assistants sit in a separate app, outside the family's world. When Muse becomes a member of the household, the whole house runs happier. What it does: real-time family rooms with presence and typing indicators; @famuse answers dinner ideas, pet status, and catch-up dig ests in context; a Pet Care plugin logs walks and meals from chat; photo sharing with a fullscreen viewer; shared household checklists. Fully responsive — the same rooms, photos, and tasks run on phones, so the family stays in sync from the couch or the soccer field. One-command deploy to your own Cloudflare account (Workers + Durable Objects + D1 + R2), so family photos and messages stay in infrastructure you control. MIT licensed, built during the hackathon. Live demo: https://famuse.a10n.workers.dev — sign in with a demo account and ask @famuse anything. Demo data resets hourly to keep the playground fresh.