Zeno

You know what to do. You just can't start. Zeno fixes the start. Zeno is a goal app built on Meta's Muse models. You type or say a goal the way you would tell a friend. Zeno turns it into small steps you can start right now. You stay in charge of every step. How it works: 1. Say the goal. "I'm doing the Meta hackathon." "Run my first 5K." "Plan Mom's 60th." 2. Zeno checks the facts. If the goal names a real event, Muse searches the web. Then Zeno asks: "Is this the one?" If the goal is vague, Zeno asks one or two tap questions. 3. Muse Spark plans backward from the real deadline. Each step takes 25 minutes or less. "Why this plan" shows the reasons. 4. You start. A timer runs. You tap Done, and Zeno gives you the next step. 5. Your day comes to you. Zeno reads Gmail and sums up the mail that asks you something. It finds a free hour on Google Calendar and books it with one tap. The Week shows what you finished. 6. Your work comes to you. A Linear issue, a Notion task, a Trello card or a Canvas assignment becomes a plan with one tap. In the demo video, Muse plans real goals from five parts of life. They are a hackathon project, a first 5K, a photography portfolio, a family dinner and a philosophy essay. Every screen in the video is the real app. Zeno also works inside other AI tools. Add it to Claude or ChatGPT as a connector, or to Muse Code through MCP. Privacy is a design rule, not a setting. Connector tokens and sensitive details stay on your device. Zeno never stores codes or passwords. Nothing goes out unless you tap. You call the shots. Zeno makes it easy.