the muse manifesto

Health is not a database — it's a relationship.

i. Caring about your health shouldn't feel like homework.

You've tried the apps. You opened MyFitnessPal, searched "chicken breast 4oz," picked from 47 results, and swore you'd do it again tomorrow. You didn't. Nobody does. 90% of people quit within 3 months.

It's not your fault. Health tracking was built for perfect people. Muse was built for real ones.

Text a photo of your lunch. Muse handles the rest. No logging, no searching, no streaks to protect. Just a conversation.

ii. Data without context is noise.

Your health app knows you ate pizza at 11pm. It doesn't know you just worked a 14-hour shift and it was the only thing open. One is a red flag. The other is a reasonable decision. Context is the difference.

Muse remembers your story. Not just what you ate, but why. Not just your numbers, but your patterns. So when something shifts, it catches what a dashboard never could.

One of our users mentioned hair thinning in passing. Muse connected it to months of low B12 from their logged meals. No alert. No quiz. Just a conversation that noticed.

iii. Feel better before you need to feel better.

We're not here to fix you. We're here before anything needs fixing. One conversation, one pattern, one small shift at a time, at a pace that actually sticks.

That's not a product. That's your personal Baymax.