Spaces

Spaces gives Muse the context of your home: what's in it, who shares it, what you've decided, and what needs doing. When my parents moved to another city, they left me their house and everything in it. Two jobs were tedious and hard to keep track of. Decluttering meant photos, the family group chat, waiting, and making sense of everyone's replies. The garden meant calling my parents about each plant, taking notes and setting my own reminders. Spaces turns both into a few taps: - Scan a room or backyard in 8 guided photos, taken automatically when the phone is lined up and still. Large spaces can be scanned from several spots. - Muse Spark names what's in each photo, SAM 3.1 outlines each item, and Muse Spark merges the same item seen across photos into one inventory, sorted into categories. - Decide Keep, Sell or Let go, alone or by sending family one vote link. Spaces tallies the votes; you make the call. For things to sell, Muse estimates condition and value and drafts a listing. - Muse suggests chores from what the scan found, grouping things cared for the same way ("Water the plants" for every plant) and who might do each. Plain code sets the dates. - Share a Space with Muse, and Muse in the Meta AI app can read it through a read-only connector: it sets reminders for your chores and drafts a Facebook Marketplace listing for the couch you marked Sell. Tested in 3 real rooms, it found 45 of 57 things, in about 3 minutes a room. Room photos stay on the phone, sharing is opt-in per Space, and people are added by hand, never detected.