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Show sync status when importing Instagram saves via the Chrome extensionMacNickProblem When I open my Instagram saved posts, either directly or through the link in the Muse Chrome extension, I don’t get any feedback on what Muse is doing. There’s no sign that it’s syncing, how many new saves it picked up, or whether it finished. So I don’t know how long to keep the tab open, and I end up checking the Muse app by hand to see if anything came in. Current behavior Opening instagram.com/…/saved shows nothing from Muse, neither on the page nor in the extension I can’t tell whether a sync started, is still running, finished or failed Expected behavior Some clear feedback for each sync state: Syncing: a small, unobtrusive indicator on the Instagram page (e.g. a toast in a corner), plus a badge or spinner on the extension icon. Example: “Muse is syncing your saves… 8 new” Done: “Synced 12 new saves” with a link to open in Muse. It should also say when nothing new was found: “Up to date, no new saves” Failed / blocked: a clear message if the sync didn’t work (not logged in, rate limit, page structure changed), with a retry option Extension popup: time of the last sync and how many items it imported Why it matters Instagram saves are one of my main ways to get references into Muse. Without feedback I keep it open longer than needed. A visible status would make me trust the import enough to stop checking it by hand.Automatic Reply Nick, thanks for putting this forward, we can see how helpful it'd be to get some clear signals about what's happening when you're syncing your Instagram saves through the extension. We'll give this some thought and let you know if we have any updates to share here.
MusePlannedBrowser Save Dialog - make Save button clickableMacRob WestSince most of the time I am right-clicking a page to save it to Muse, my hand is already on the mouse. I'm a keyboard shortcut believer, but I have to lift my hand for this (boo hoo) and it seems contrary to the spirit of keep your hands on the input device thinking that contributes to efficiency. It would be great to have the option to click "Save" or "Cancel" with my mouse, in other words.Automatic Reply Rob, thanks for the idea about making those buttons mouse-clickable in the save dialog. We'll give it some thought and post any updates here if we have news on it.MuseUnder ReviewTags ViewMacRob WestAny plans to incorporate a way to see a list of active tags and then filter to these by clicking them?Automatic Reply Rob, thanks for sending this idea over, we think a tags view could be really useful and we'll definitely give it some thought. We'll post an update here if anything comes of it.MuseUnder ReviewMuse - Save What's PlayingRobSend what Echo is playing straight to Muse, so a song, an artist or a video you are enjoying lands in your library without leaving what you are doing. Ideas so far: bookmark the current song in Apple Music, bookmark the artist, bookmark a YouTube video or its channel, or find the artist on Bandcamp and save that.
EchoUnder ReviewMiddle Mouse or hold spacebar option to move time windowRob WestA fairly common metaphor in mac apps - holding the middle mouse while dragging (e,g., Davinci Resolve, others) or holding space (many apps, but famously Photoshop) feels like a nice friction remover to theorycrafting a future time. Alternatively, since moving the map is less of an operation I do than moving the time window, selfishly, I'd even advocate for holding space/middle mouse to scroll the map, but dragging with no modifiers moves the time window.Automatic Reply Rob, thanks for sending this over – the spacebar or middle mouse shortcut would definitely smooth out navigating the timeline, and we appreciate the comparison to how other tools handle it. We'll take a look at what might work best for Atlas and let you know here if we have any updates.
AtlasUnder ReviewmacOS Share extension and Services menu entryMacNickSUMMARY I'd like to save to Muse from any Mac app, not just the browser. Muse currently ships only a Safari extension, so it doesn't appear in the macOS Share menu and offers no Services entry. USE CASES Finder: share images or PDFs directly into a collection. Photos: send a photo to Muse. Mail, Messages, Notes: share a link or a piece of text. Any app: select text, right-click → Services → "Save to Muse". EXPECTED BEHAVIOUR "Muse" appears in the macOS Share menu. The share sheet lets me pick a collection, add a note or tags, and save. A Services entry, "Save Selection to Muse", saves the selected text (with its source app or URL where available). Shared links get the same preview handling as links saved from the browser. ENVIRONMENT Muse 1.0.43 (73) · macOS 26.0Automatic Reply Nick, thanks for the idea—system-wide saving from any app makes a lot of sense, and we will definitely give this some thought.MuseCompletediPhone app: how will saving from the phone reach the Mac library?MacNickI'm looking forward to the iPhone app announced for Q4. My main use would be saving from the iPhone share sheet (Instagram, Safari, screenshots) and finding it on the Mac later. Since Muse has no sync today: how will items saved on the iPhone get into the Mac library? Two options that would keep "no account, no cloud" intact: 1. CloudKit sync in the user's private iCloud database (the developer can't see the data). 2. As a first step: an iCloud Drive inbox folder. The iPhone app saves into it and the Mac app imports and files new items automatically. Either would be fine for me. Saving from the phone matters more to me than browsing on it.Automatic Reply Nick, we really appreciate you laying out the request so clearly, and we'll definitely take a look at how phone-to-Mac syncing could work within our no-account approach. Your two options give us some solid directions to think through, so thanks for that detail. We'll post any updates here if we have news on it.MusePlannedCards view: website and product cards with real preview image, title and source (as shown on theodorehq.com)MacNickSUMMARY The Cards view on https://www.theodorehq.com/muse/ shows saved websites as cards with a preview image, the page title and the domain (see the "Inspiration" collection there: Logosystem, Recent, Good Habit, Jitter …). In the app I can't get this result. Saved pages appear either as text-only cards or with a full-page screenshot as preview, and image items show no title or source at all. I also can't find a view option that would switch to the layout from the website. CURRENT BEHAVIOUR (Muse 1.0.43) 1. Saving a page (Chrome extension or launcher "Save Current Page") creates a card that contains only the favicon, the domain and the title. There is no image, so it looks like a plain text box. Example: https://mellowclo.com/products/everyday-trouser-grey. The card shows "mellowclo.com" and "Everyday Trouser Grey – Mellow Clo", nothing else. Muse does store a page snapshot for this item (1280×1600 PNG), but the card doesn't show it. 2. When a snapshot is shown as the preview, it is a screenshot of the whole page, often covered by a cookie banner or a grey overlay (e.g. drmartens.com, bergzeit.de). 3. Image items in Cards view show only the picture: no title, no domain, no link to the source page, even when a source URL is set. A collection of product photos therefore looks like a plain image grid, unlike the cards on the website. 4. I can't find a setting or view option for the card layout from the website. The view controls may be in the "…" menu at the top right, which doesn't respond for me (separate bug report). EXPECTED BEHAVIOUR Every saved website or product appears as a card like on the website: preview image on top (the page's own image, not a full-page screenshot), title below, favicon and domain on the last line, for products, optionally a small price badge. This should work the same for links and for images that have a source URL. PROPOSED IMPLEMENTATION 1. Pick the preview image when saving a page, in this order: og:image / og:image:secureurl → twitter:image → schema.org JSON-LD "image" (Product, Article, WebPage) → → the largest image in the main content → last resort: a screenshot of the top of the page (first viewport only) with consent banners and overlays hidden. 2. Read this metadata in the Chrome extension, from the tab that is already open, at the moment of saving. Shops that block automated requests (e.g. decathlon.de returns 403) and pages behind a login still work that way. Send the result to the app together with the URL. 3. Also store, where available: og:title or schema name (cleaned, without the shop suffix), og:sitename, favicon. For schema.org Product: price, currency, brand. 4. Keep both images: the page image as the card preview and the full screenshot as a secondary view in the detail panel. 5. Give image items with a source URL the same footer (title, favicon, domain), or offer a view option "Show title and source on cards". 6. Make the Cards layout easy to find: a visible layout switch in the collection header and a "View" menu in the menu bar (e.g. View → as Cards / Moodboard / List). 7. For links that are already saved: re-fetch the preview with the new logic, either in the background or via "Refresh preview" in the item's context menu. ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA Saving https://mellowclo.com/products/everyday-trouser-grey shows the product photo, the title "Everyday Trouser Grey" and "mellowclo.com" on the card. Saving a homepage such as https://recent.design shows its og:image (or a clean top-of-page screenshot), the title and the domain, as in the website's "Inspiration" example. Pages without og:image fall back down the chain. A cookie banner never ends up as the preview. Image items with a source URL show the title and domain in Cards view, or a documented option turns this on. The layout can be switched without the "…" menu. WHY IT MATTERS I save tools, inspiration sources and products I want to buy. For all three I need to see at a glance what the item is and where it comes from, the way the website presents it. Happy to send screenshots by email if that helps. ENVIRONMENT Muse 1.0.43 (73) · Chrome extension 1.1.0 · macOS 26.0 · MacBook Pro M3 MaxSupport Team Nick, thanks for letting us know about this and for the detailed breakdown of what's not working versus what you're seeing on the website. We've got this on our radar and we're looking into it, so we'll post any updates here as we have them.MuseCompletedTitle: Muse Vision for a whole collection – "More like this" at the end of a boardMacNickWhat I'd love Muse Vision already finds similar images on the web for one item. I'd like to run it on a whole collection or a multi-selection and get more items with the same vibe. Example: I keep a poster collection and want to find more posters that fit it, without searching image by image. How it could look A setting per collection, "At the end of this collection", with three options: Off (default), Show suggestions, Button only. When I scroll to the end, a clear separator appears ("More like this collection"). Below it, suggestions load in batches of about 20, marked as not saved yet (source badge, slightly dimmed). If the collection has several sub-vibes, suggestions come in groups ("more like these 6", "more like these 4"), and I can mute a group. Each suggestion has three actions: Keep (saves it into this collection), Not this (hides it and steers the next batch away) and Open source. A small hint shows why it was suggested, e.g. "same look, similar palette, matches 'poster'". Also available as a command: right-click a collection, select several items, or mark part of an image (e.g. only the typography) and choose "Find more like these". What it should match on Not only the look. Muse already knows more about every item: Look: the on-device image embedding. Colour: the dominant palette, with an optional "keep this palette" switch. Topic: tags, titles, notes, text found in images and the collection name. Form: portrait or landscape, photo, illustration or type-heavy. A per-collection control "Match on" with Look, Colour, Topic and Form (toggles or sliders) makes it work for very different boards. A poster wall wants look and form, a clothing wishlist wants topic and colour. Sources The web, through the same path Muse Vision uses today. Those results already carry the crowd knowledge of the web, and Muse re-ranks them locally with the signals above. Optional per collection: open archives with public APIs, e.g. Openverse, Internet Archive, Library of Congress and museum open-access collections. Why it still fits Muse It's not a feed, and no algorithm decides what I see. It only runs when I turn it on for a collection or ask for it, starts from my own saves, explains each suggestion, and nothing is saved until I keep it. Opt-in like Muse Vision today, with a short note on what gets sent. Implementation idea Group the collection's image embeddings into a few clusters and use a real item per cluster (the medoid, not an average) as the query image. Pinterest's PinnerSage does the same for multi-interest recommendations, because averages drift away from what the user actually saved. For keyword-only sources, build short queries from the clusters plus tags, colour words and image text, then re-rank the results locally. Score each result as a weighted mix of look, palette distance, topic overlap and form. The weights come from the "Match on" control and get nudged by Keep and Not this. Skip anything already in the library, keep the results varied and cache them per collection. Something like this would be very helpful for me and it would extend on the existing Muse Vision we already got.Automatic Reply Nick, thanks for putting this request forward with so much thoughtful detail—we really appreciate it. We'll give it a look and see how it might fit into what we're building, and we'll post any updates here if we have news on it.MuseUnder Reviewopen source URL from the tile title in Board viewMacNickWhen titles are enabled in Board view, items with a source URL show their page/product title in the title bar. On hover over that title bar, it would be great to show a small button on the right (the usual arrow-up-right "open link" icon) that opens the source URL in the default browser. Only shown when the item has a source URL. Use case: I keep a wishlist of products saved as images with their shop link. I save things there instead of buying them right away. It helps me avoid impulse purchases and gets them out of my head. When I do come back to buy something, getting from the board straight to the shop in one click would make that much smoother. Related: my other request about recognising product data (e.g. from schema.org markup). If Muse picks up the price, it could sit in the same title bar as a small pill before the title: neutral styling, tabular figures, no sale colours. The title truncates first, the pill stays visible, and the right side stays free for the hover link button. Without a price the bar looks as it does today. https://support.theodorehq.com/muse/features/muse-feature-0007/Automatic Reply Nick, thanks for putting this forward, especially with such a clear picture of how you'd use it. We'll give it some thought and post any update here if we have news on it.MuseCompletedSuggest my own tags for new and existing itemsMacNickFrom what I can see, Muse's automatic tags are generic object labels (people, structure, wood processed). They help with search, but they don't match how I organise my library (landing-page, typography, red-black, linework). Idea: let Muse learn from the items I've already tagged and suggest those tags for other items that look similar. Find Similar already returns neighbours that mostly share my tags, so it seems the groundwork might already be there — but you'll know best what's feasible. Where it would help: New items as they come in A selection of items (e.g. right-click → "Suggest tags") A whole collection, or all items without any of my own tags How I'd like it to work: Suggestions first, in a review step: accept all, accept per item, or dismiss Optional auto-apply per tag, with a threshold I can set Available via the local API / MCP as wellAutomatic Reply Nick, thanks for taking the time to put this together, it's really thoughtful. We can see how having suggestions based on your own tagging system would be way more useful than generic labels, and we'll definitely give it some thought. We'll post here if we have any news on it.MuseUnder ReviewProduct cards for shop links (product image, price, brand)MacNickWhen I save a product page, the card shows a screenshot of the whole page, often with a cookie banner or overlay, instead of the product. Most shops provide the product image and price in their page metadata (og:image, schema.org Product). Suggestion: detect product pages and use the product image as the card image, with a small price badge and the shop or brand below the title. This could happen automatically for product links, or sit behind a setting like "Show product cards". The price at the time of saving is enough. A reference is attached.Automatic Reply Nick, thanks for putting the request forward with such clear thinking about how it could work. We'll give this some thought and let you know here if we have any news on it.MuseUnder ReviewRicher detail view for saved links and productsMacNickWhen I open a saved product link, I see the page screenshot. For products it would help to see the product image large, a clear "Open in shop" button, and a few facts from the page: price, brand and the short description from the page's meta tags. I don't need the full page text, just enough to decide without opening the browser.Automatic Reply Nick, thanks for the idea—seeing richer detail on saved products without having to jump into the browser would definitely be useful. We'll give this some thought and post any updates here if we have news on it.MuseUnder ReviewTrackpad gestures for the full-screen previewMacNickI'd like to close the full-screen view of an item with a trackpad gesture instead of reaching for Esc. Pinch-in to close, as in Photos and Quick Look, would feel native on the Mac, and a two-finger swipe left/right could move to the previous or next item. This would be an big quality of life improvement.Automatic Reply Nick, thanks for the suggestion around trackpad gestures in the full-screen preview, we will definitely take a look at how that could work in Muse. The pinch-to-close and swipe navigation patterns you mention make a lot of sense, and we'll post any updates here if we have news on it.MuseCompletedMenu Bar - Now PlayingCommunityShow what's playing right in your menu bar, so you can see the song or video at a glance without opening Echo. Play, pause, go back or skip ahead from the same spot. It would be optional, so you can keep the menu bar to just the icon if you prefer.EchoPlannedWallpapers - Weather OnlyBrianKeep your own wallpaper day to day, a dynamic one for example, and have Solace change it only when the weather switches your Mac to dark mode during the day, then put it back when light mode returns.
SolacePlannedNotes - Markdown FormattingMacCommunityWrite notes with Markdown, so a note can carry bold and italic text, lists and links, and shows them formatted on the card and in the Info panel. Suggested alongside notes on cards.MuseUnder ReviewTags - SuggestionsMacCommunityWhen you add tags while saving something or in the Info panel, Muse suggests the tags you have already made, so you can pick one from a list instead of typing it again.MuseCompletedShow notes on cardsMacMarcelaHi there! I have ADHD and sometimes struggle with remembering why I saved something. Would it be possible to have the option to make notes visible on the cards? Love the app, this has been the only visual bookmark that even comes close to working on the same wavelength as my brain. The only thing stopping me from buying it is the ability to see my notes at a glance. Please let me know if you end up adding this so I can purchase the app immediately. Hope this was helpful and not too annoying! Thanks again and have a lovely day! Best, MarcelaAutomatic Reply Marcela, thanks for putting this forward and for sharing how you work, it really helps us understand what would make Muse work better for you. We'll give it some thought and post any updates here if we have news on it.MuseCompletedWarmth - Transition LengthGalChoose how long Screen Warmth takes to fade in and out, from a few minutes up to a gradual shift across several hours, so the evening change is as gentle as you like.SolacePlannedAbility to select Wallpaper folders to cycle throughJonThis is similar to a request under review. Personally, having both options would be great i.e. the ability to access system wallpaper features/options from Solace but also the ability to choose a folder on your computer for Solace to cycle images from, for both Light & Dark modes. I assumed it did this, organised my wallpapers into two folders (LIGHT and DARK) and only then realised I could only select a single file at a time. RECAP: Would really appreciate more wallpaper options, ability to cycle images from a folder, and access to Apple wallpapers & system options from the menu. THANKS! :-)Automatic Reply Jon, thanks for putting the request forward – it's clear you've already thought through how you'd like to organize your wallpapers and that's genuinely helpful. We'll give it some thought and post any updates here if we have news on it.SolaceUnder ReviewLinkedin SaveMacandreaLinkedin Post captureAutomatic Reply Andrea, thanks for the suggestion. We will take a look at saving LinkedIn posts and post an update here if we have news on it.MuseUnder ReviewEmoji - Inline ShortcutsTheodore HQSet a trigger key of your choosing (say ; or /) and type a word after it to drop the matching emoji straight into your text, so ;smile becomes a smiley without opening the system picker or leaving the keyboard. Charm would match the word against emoji names, so the everyday ones land on the obvious face or symbol, and you could keep typing without breaking flow.Support Team Emoji Shortcuts arrived in Charm 1.0.71. Turn them on in Settings > General > Emoji Shortcuts. Then type a semicolon followed by a word, like ;smile, and choose from the list with the arrow keys, Tab or Return. You can pick a different starting key beside the switch: a colon, two semicolons or two colons. Charm should offer you the update itself. If not, open Settings and check for updates. Any other questions or feedback, just get back in touch and let us know.
CharmCompletedHow to save an email?MacandreaHi, I'd love to save an email without the fuss of pdf conversion, is there a way?Automatic Reply Andrea, we appreciate the heads up on this workflow piece, and we're looking into it now. We'll post an update here as soon as we have something to share.MuseCompletedWeather mode that kicks in if the weather changes a lot during the dayPerrya lot of times I get a bright clear morning and then very heavy clouds and storms roll in late afternoon. It would be great to have the weather mode wait to react to this until the storms arriveAutomatic Reply Perry, thanks for taking the time to write in with that idea about adapting to afternoon weather shifts. We'll look into how we might handle those sudden changes in conditions within Solace and we'll post an update here when we know more.SolaceDeclinedWeather mode - offset on sunset timePerryA mode where weather is just an additional time offset on sunset time. Like if it's stormy today, go to dark mode 90 minutes earlier than normal. Btw, this app is phenomenal, and thank you so much for making it :)Automatic Reply Perry, thanks so much for letting us know about this idea, we're really glad you're enjoying Solace and we're definitely looking into how we could build weather-based timing into the sunset offset. We'll post an update here once we have something to share.SolaceUnder ReviewVoice ModeMacTheodore HQSearch your libraries using voice, with spoken input and output, to help you find items within your collections and open the relevant links hands-free.MuseUnder ReviewSync - Last.fmCommunitySend what you play to your Last.fm profile, so the listening history you have built there keeps growing while Echo keeps its own copy on your Mac. Echo already knows the track, artist, album and exactly when each play started and finished, so this is about passing that on rather than recording anything new. It would be off until you turn it on, you would approve it on Last.fm's own site rather than typing a password into Echo, and it would only ever send outwards, with nothing coming back in.EchoUnder ReviewBefore/After Time SettingsDorenJust purchased! Love it! But how do I set it for 2 hours before/after time? How do I set a custom before/after time? Thanks!Automatic Reply Doren, we're looking into how we can make the before/after time settings clearer, thanks for flagging that. We'll post an update here once we have something to share.SolaceCompletedLanguage - GermanCommunityGerman localisation for Solace's menu bar and settings, so the app reads naturally for German-speaking users. First additional language on the roadmap, with more to follow.SolaceIn Progressicloud syncSrinisharing the captured details across macs that are tied to same appleidAutomatic Reply Srini, thanks for reporting this syncing issue with iCloud across your Macs. We're looking into it and will post an update here as soon as we have something to share.EchoUnder ReviewMoments - NotesCommunityAttach a short note to a saved Moment for context alongside the timestamp, a quick line on why you bookmarked it or what to come back for.EchoPlannedMoments - FoldersCommunityGroup saved Moments into folders or categories so a larger collection stays organised and easy to browse, rather than one long list.EchoUnder ReviewSearch - Current TabCommunityKeep search within the tab you are in, for example Moments, instead of across your whole history, so the results stay focused on what you are looking at.EchoUnder ReviewPlayer - SubtitlesCommunityShow captions and subtitles for YouTube videos playing in Echo's own player, so you can follow along without switching back to the browser.EchoUnder ReviewYouTube - Follow ChannelsCommunityPin a few YouTube channels in Echo and pull in their latest uploads on demand with a button. A lightweight alternative to full subscriptions and background notifications.EchoUnder ReviewLibrary - Local MusicCommunityBrowse and play your local Apple Music library directly from Echo, not only the tracks you have already played, so Echo can also be your way into music you have not started yet.EchoPlannedSync - iCloudCommunitySync your history and saved items across your Macs through your own iCloud, so your data stays private with nothing on our servers, while still following you between devices.EchoUnder ReviewStill not doing a very good job in auto correct...ben SpinkTypo sentence: Just an FYI...eveyrhting has been good and stable. No mor epwoer outages, just the one of them doing an update without notifyign me. So system finally is feelign stable. After correction with option-cmd-v: Just an everything has been good and stable. Nom or ephor outages, just the one of them doing an update without notifying me. So system finally is feeling stable. So it removed my FYI which was important for the sentence, and the ... pause, and destroyed the wording on "no more power"...taking me 4x the time to proofread the "fix" and ultimately give up.Support Team Ben, That before-and-after is genuinely helpful. The latest update (1.0.57) is live and improves the exact things you ran into: Your "FYI" and the "..." pause are now kept exactly as you wrote them, instead of getting pulled into the next word. "No more" stays as you typed it. And Charm reads dense, typo-heavy passages more accurately across the board, so there's far less to proofread afterwards. On "power" specifically: when a word is scrambled as far as "epwoer" was, the correction can land on the nearest real word rather than the one you actually meant. Two things help there now: The on-device model catches a lot more of these, and it's ready faster when you reach for Fix Selection. New in this update: Charm learns the word you mean. If it ever picks the wrong one, just fix it to what you intended and Charm remembers, so next time it gives you your word. You can see everything it has learned in Settings, under Personal. Grab the update (Charm checks automatically, or hit Check for Updates in the menu) and give that sentence another go, I think you'll find it a lot smoother.CharmCompletedFixing the "space" between words where the timing is off by milliseconds making the two words completely wrong because of one letter...ben SpinkMy moot common mistake is the last two character sin a word, or the space at the end of the word as I start the next word. it's not that I don't know how to spell, it that I type fast and frequently make these kdins of com on typos. A human cna quickly and easily identify what I did...but spelling tools fail miserably...including Charm which I was hoping wouldn't. Typing to an AI bot, fully dunesands me with never any issue, and I can be lazy typing. But Charm's AI fails completely to understand these common typos.Original:My msot ocmmon mistake is the last two character sin a word, or the space at the end of the word as I start the enxt word. its not that i don't know how to spell, it sthat I type fast and frequently make these kdins of comon typos. A human cna quickly and easily identify what I did...but spellign tools fail miserably...including Charm which I was hoping woudln't. Typing to an AI bot fully dunerstnads me with never any issue and I can be alzy typeing. But Charm's AI fails compeltely to udnerstand these common typos.Support Team Thanks for such a detailed write-up, it genuinely shaped what we built. The latest update (1.0.54, out now via Check for Updates) improves exactly the kind of fast-typing slips you described: Transposed letters where the closest spelling isn't the right word (your "msot" landing on the wrong word): Charm now weighs the whole sentence and picks the word that actually fits. Mistimed spaces that split or join two words ("character sin" for "characters in", "com on" for "common", "it sthat" for "its that"): Charm now repairs these. Two quick notes: these are strongest with Fix Selection (select your text and press Option-Command-V), which is also how Charm works in web browsers and Electron apps. And a few very heavily scrambled words may still slip through, which is the next thing on our list. Any other questions, please let us know. Thank you.CharmCompletedForm fillAndrea JM Von EugenHi, e.g address typing in forms, is there a way to action this possibly?Support Team Charm can already do this, using Text Replacement. It lets you set a short shortcut that expands into any longer text you like, such as your full address. How to set it up: 1- Open Charm's Settings and go to Personal, then Replacements. 2- Add a shortcut (for example addr) and set its expansion to your full address. 3- Now, in any app including web forms, type addr and Charm expands it to the whole address. This works in normal form fields just like anywhere else. The only spots Charm deliberately leaves alone are password fields and the browser's address bar, so your saved snippets are there when you need them. Add as many as you like (email, phone, a standard signature), all kept on your Mac. Give it a go and let us know how you get on?CharmCompletedAI ModelsMark AllenSome of us have Macs with loads of memory and can handle larger AI models. Consider offering these.Support Team Thanks for the feedback. We've actually trialled some of the larger on-device models, and the interesting result was that the jump in correction quality turned out to be small, not enough to justify the extra memory and load they ask of your Mac. So for now we've deliberately kept Charm on the lighter models to keep it fast for everyone, including people on more modest machines. That said, this is something we watch closely. As newer models arrive that are both more capable and efficient, we'll fold the good ones in for sure, and we'll keep evaluating as the on-device model landscape moves. If a bigger model ever clearly earns its place on quality, it'll make it into Charm. Thanks for taking the time to suggest it.CharmCompletedRequest for omitting browser input tabAndrea JM Von EugenRather than set to manual - is it possible to set to never complete in search bar/ browser input area? tySupport Team Andrea, great suggestion, the latest update (1.0.51) does exactly this. Charm now works only on the text you're actually writing and stays completely out of the browser's address and search bar, so it won't touch what you type there. Thanks for raising it.CharmCompletedStops functionality in VivaldiAndrea JM Von EugenI allowed this to work in said browser - it stops links from loading. Also misses easy spelling mistakes too many timesSupport Team Andrea, the latest update (1.0.51) makes Charm much gentler on browsers, so the sluggishness you saw in Vivaldi should be greatly improved (it shares a root cause with the CPU change). On the missed corrections: inside Chromium-based browsers like Vivaldi, the most reliable way to correct text is Charm's Fix Selection, just select the text and press Option-Command-F. Charm now switches to that mode automatically in those browsers and lets you know when it does, so your corrections land accurately without getting in the way of the page.CharmCompletedDoesn't work.Eric EApp is installed, permissions set, app is running, "spells" and "polish" are both on. It doesn't seem to work...anywhere (at least not the two places I've tried it...browser (Vivaldi) and in Apple mail).Support Team Lets get this working for you. When Charm isn't correcting in every app at once, it's almost always just a quick permissions toggle rather than anything wrong, so this should be a fast one to sort. Charm needs two macOS permissions to read and correct text. After an app update, macOS sometimes quietly switches these off even though they still look enabled, so the reliable fix is to remove and re-add them: 1. Reset the two permissions Open System Settings, then Privacy & Security. Go to Accessibility: if Charm is listed, select it and click the minus (–) button to remove it. Go to Input Monitoring and do the same. Quit Charm completely (click the menu bar icon, then Quit), and reopen it. Charm will prompt you to grant both again. Approve them, and toggle each switch fully on. 2. Check Charm is active Click the Charm icon in the menu bar and make sure the status shows it's running and that Spelling (Spells) is switched on. 3. Make sure neither app is blocked In Charm's settings, under the per-app rules, check that Vivaldi and Apple Mail aren't set to have spelling turned off. A reliable fallback in any app: manual Fix Selection Some apps, browsers especially, don't always allow Charm to rewrite text instantly and invisibly as you type, because of how they handle their text fields internally. For those moments there's a manual mode that works everywhere: just select the text you want cleaned up and press Option + Command + V. Charm polishes the selection on the spot, spelling and grammar in one go. It's a great safety net for any app where automatic correction can't apply changes live, and many people end up using it deliberately on longer messages so they stay in full control of when corrections happen. If that shortcut clashes with something you already use, you can change it: open Charm's settings and set Fix Selection to any key combination you like. One quick test that helps me a lot: after the steps above, type a deliberately misspelled word (like "teh") in Apple Notes or TextEdit. If it corrects there but not in Vivaldi or Mail, that tells me it's app-specific and I'll dig in further. If it doesn't correct anywhere, it's still a permissions thing and we'll get it sorted. Either way, Fix Selection (Option + Command + V) will work in the meantime. Let me know how you get on? Thanks.CharmCompletedHi is it possible for me to add this feature to my apple mail under customise option? ThanksPri KalupahanaHi is it possible for me to enable this in ASupport Team Hello - Yes absolutely. If you go into Customise, you can add 'Apple Mail', then turn on manual mode, then select which features you want to use. Any other questions, please let me know! Thanks.CharmCompletedWallpaper chooserSteve MayerIt would be really great if the wallpaper chooser was able to tie into the system wallpaper chooser rather than just a standard Finder file chooser. Currently, this requires me to know where all my installed wallpapers live (or if I've even kept them outside of the system wallpaper chooser).Support Team Great idea! We'll add this to the roadmap to be included in the coming weeks. We'll keep you posted on it.SolacePlannedAdditional LanguagesOskar SällströmHello!I write frequently i 2-3 languages, and would love to be able to have more than english! I had the autospelling on, when writing in a different language, and it makes it completely impossible.Support Team Thanks for getting in touch and for providing your feedback. We do have additional languages on the roadmap. Which are you looking for? I can then see what we can do in terms of speeding this up.CharmIn Progresslittle thingsMichałHi, please add the time in 24-hour format and translations into a few more languages. Other than that, the app is great. Thank you for creating it.Support Team Hi there. Thanks for getting in touch. I can certainly add the 24‑hour format. I’ll put that on the roadmap. We also have a few translations on the way too.SolaceCompletedEmoji replacement / global selection configOJWould be great1. Global toggle for the options applies to all apps - for example, disable emoji replacement for all apps by single toggle (and selectively enable some apps if needed)2. Would be greats emoji replacement offers tooltip-like selection for candidates (cotypist does this) instead of direct replacement2.1 For some app (Slack) emoji replacement cannot be reverted by backspace for some reason.Support Team OJ - Thanks for the feedback! Some great suggestions, especially the global toggles per feature. I’ll start working on those next week. If you're having any issues with the backspace reverts, just try Command +Z, which should do the trick for you. Any other questions or issues, just let me know!CharmCompletedOption to change "Toggle" keyboard shortcutMatthew EDefault keyboard shortcut Cmd-Shift-D overlaps with Mail's Send Message shortcut as well as the Go To Desktop shortcut in the system Open/Save File dialog boxes.Support Team Hi Matthew! You should have the ability to change the keyboard shortcut by just pressing on the current option. It should then allow you to change to whatever shortcut you'd prefer. Please give this a go and let me know if you encounter any issues?SolaceCompleted
MusePlannedBrowser Save Dialog - make Save button clickableMacRob WestSince most of the time I am right-clicking a page to save it to Muse, my hand is already on the mouse. I'm a keyboard shortcut believer, but I have to lift my hand for this (boo hoo) and it seems contrary to the spirit of keep your hands on the input device thinking that contributes to efficiency. It would be great to have the option to click "Save" or "Cancel" with my mouse, in other words.Automatic Reply Rob, thanks for the idea about making those buttons mouse-clickable in the save dialog. We'll give it some thought and post any updates here if we have news on it.MuseUnder ReviewTags ViewMacRob WestAny plans to incorporate a way to see a list of active tags and then filter to these by clicking them?Automatic Reply Rob, thanks for sending this idea over, we think a tags view could be really useful and we'll definitely give it some thought. We'll post an update here if anything comes of it.MuseUnder ReviewMuse - Save What's PlayingRobSend what Echo is playing straight to Muse, so a song, an artist or a video you are enjoying lands in your library without leaving what you are doing. Ideas so far: bookmark the current song in Apple Music, bookmark the artist, bookmark a YouTube video or its channel, or find the artist on Bandcamp and save that.EchoUnder ReviewMiddle Mouse or hold spacebar option to move time windowRob WestA fairly common metaphor in mac apps - holding the middle mouse while dragging (e,g., Davinci Resolve, others) or holding space (many apps, but famously Photoshop) feels like a nice friction remover to theorycrafting a future time. Alternatively, since moving the map is less of an operation I do than moving the time window, selfishly, I'd even advocate for holding space/middle mouse to scroll the map, but dragging with no modifiers moves the time window.Automatic Reply Rob, thanks for sending this over – the spacebar or middle mouse shortcut would definitely smooth out navigating the timeline, and we appreciate the comparison to how other tools handle it. We'll take a look at what might work best for Atlas and let you know here if we have any updates.AtlasUnder ReviewmacOS Share extension and Services menu entryMacNickSUMMARY I'd like to save to Muse from any Mac app, not just the browser. Muse currently ships only a Safari extension, so it doesn't appear in the macOS Share menu and offers no Services entry. USE CASES Finder: share images or PDFs directly into a collection. Photos: send a photo to Muse. Mail, Messages, Notes: share a link or a piece of text. Any app: select text, right-click → Services → "Save to Muse". EXPECTED BEHAVIOUR "Muse" appears in the macOS Share menu. The share sheet lets me pick a collection, add a note or tags, and save. A Services entry, "Save Selection to Muse", saves the selected text (with its source app or URL where available). Shared links get the same preview handling as links saved from the browser. ENVIRONMENT Muse 1.0.43 (73) · macOS 26.0Automatic Reply Nick, thanks for the idea—system-wide saving from any app makes a lot of sense, and we will definitely give this some thought.MuseCompletediPhone app: how will saving from the phone reach the Mac library?MacNickI'm looking forward to the iPhone app announced for Q4. My main use would be saving from the iPhone share sheet (Instagram, Safari, screenshots) and finding it on the Mac later. Since Muse has no sync today: how will items saved on the iPhone get into the Mac library? Two options that would keep "no account, no cloud" intact: 1. CloudKit sync in the user's private iCloud database (the developer can't see the data). 2. As a first step: an iCloud Drive inbox folder. The iPhone app saves into it and the Mac app imports and files new items automatically. Either would be fine for me. Saving from the phone matters more to me than browsing on it.Automatic Reply Nick, we really appreciate you laying out the request so clearly, and we'll definitely take a look at how phone-to-Mac syncing could work within our no-account approach. Your two options give us some solid directions to think through, so thanks for that detail. We'll post any updates here if we have news on it.MusePlannedCards view: website and product cards with real preview image, title and source (as shown on theodorehq.com)MacNickSUMMARY The Cards view on https://www.theodorehq.com/muse/ shows saved websites as cards with a preview image, the page title and the domain (see the "Inspiration" collection there: Logosystem, Recent, Good Habit, Jitter …). In the app I can't get this result. Saved pages appear either as text-only cards or with a full-page screenshot as preview, and image items show no title or source at all. I also can't find a view option that would switch to the layout from the website. CURRENT BEHAVIOUR (Muse 1.0.43) 1. Saving a page (Chrome extension or launcher "Save Current Page") creates a card that contains only the favicon, the domain and the title. There is no image, so it looks like a plain text box. Example: https://mellowclo.com/products/everyday-trouser-grey. The card shows "mellowclo.com" and "Everyday Trouser Grey – Mellow Clo", nothing else. Muse does store a page snapshot for this item (1280×1600 PNG), but the card doesn't show it. 2. When a snapshot is shown as the preview, it is a screenshot of the whole page, often covered by a cookie banner or a grey overlay (e.g. drmartens.com, bergzeit.de). 3. Image items in Cards view show only the picture: no title, no domain, no link to the source page, even when a source URL is set. A collection of product photos therefore looks like a plain image grid, unlike the cards on the website. 4. I can't find a setting or view option for the card layout from the website. The view controls may be in the "…" menu at the top right, which doesn't respond for me (separate bug report). EXPECTED BEHAVIOUR Every saved website or product appears as a card like on the website: preview image on top (the page's own image, not a full-page screenshot), title below, favicon and domain on the last line, for products, optionally a small price badge. This should work the same for links and for images that have a source URL. PROPOSED IMPLEMENTATION 1. Pick the preview image when saving a page, in this order: og:image / og:image:secureurl → twitter:image → schema.org JSON-LD "image" (Product, Article, WebPage) → → the largest image in the main content → last resort: a screenshot of the top of the page (first viewport only) with consent banners and overlays hidden. 2. Read this metadata in the Chrome extension, from the tab that is already open, at the moment of saving. Shops that block automated requests (e.g. decathlon.de returns 403) and pages behind a login still work that way. Send the result to the app together with the URL. 3. Also store, where available: og:title or schema name (cleaned, without the shop suffix), og:sitename, favicon. For schema.org Product: price, currency, brand. 4. Keep both images: the page image as the card preview and the full screenshot as a secondary view in the detail panel. 5. Give image items with a source URL the same footer (title, favicon, domain), or offer a view option "Show title and source on cards". 6. Make the Cards layout easy to find: a visible layout switch in the collection header and a "View" menu in the menu bar (e.g. View → as Cards / Moodboard / List). 7. For links that are already saved: re-fetch the preview with the new logic, either in the background or via "Refresh preview" in the item's context menu. ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA Saving https://mellowclo.com/products/everyday-trouser-grey shows the product photo, the title "Everyday Trouser Grey" and "mellowclo.com" on the card. Saving a homepage such as https://recent.design shows its og:image (or a clean top-of-page screenshot), the title and the domain, as in the website's "Inspiration" example. Pages without og:image fall back down the chain. A cookie banner never ends up as the preview. Image items with a source URL show the title and domain in Cards view, or a documented option turns this on. The layout can be switched without the "…" menu. WHY IT MATTERS I save tools, inspiration sources and products I want to buy. For all three I need to see at a glance what the item is and where it comes from, the way the website presents it. Happy to send screenshots by email if that helps. ENVIRONMENT Muse 1.0.43 (73) · Chrome extension 1.1.0 · macOS 26.0 · MacBook Pro M3 MaxSupport Team Nick, thanks for letting us know about this and for the detailed breakdown of what's not working versus what you're seeing on the website. We've got this on our radar and we're looking into it, so we'll post any updates here as we have them.MuseCompletedTitle: Muse Vision for a whole collection – "More like this" at the end of a boardMacNickWhat I'd love Muse Vision already finds similar images on the web for one item. I'd like to run it on a whole collection or a multi-selection and get more items with the same vibe. Example: I keep a poster collection and want to find more posters that fit it, without searching image by image. How it could look A setting per collection, "At the end of this collection", with three options: Off (default), Show suggestions, Button only. When I scroll to the end, a clear separator appears ("More like this collection"). Below it, suggestions load in batches of about 20, marked as not saved yet (source badge, slightly dimmed). If the collection has several sub-vibes, suggestions come in groups ("more like these 6", "more like these 4"), and I can mute a group. Each suggestion has three actions: Keep (saves it into this collection), Not this (hides it and steers the next batch away) and Open source. A small hint shows why it was suggested, e.g. "same look, similar palette, matches 'poster'". Also available as a command: right-click a collection, select several items, or mark part of an image (e.g. only the typography) and choose "Find more like these". What it should match on Not only the look. Muse already knows more about every item: Look: the on-device image embedding. Colour: the dominant palette, with an optional "keep this palette" switch. Topic: tags, titles, notes, text found in images and the collection name. Form: portrait or landscape, photo, illustration or type-heavy. A per-collection control "Match on" with Look, Colour, Topic and Form (toggles or sliders) makes it work for very different boards. A poster wall wants look and form, a clothing wishlist wants topic and colour. Sources The web, through the same path Muse Vision uses today. Those results already carry the crowd knowledge of the web, and Muse re-ranks them locally with the signals above. Optional per collection: open archives with public APIs, e.g. Openverse, Internet Archive, Library of Congress and museum open-access collections. Why it still fits Muse It's not a feed, and no algorithm decides what I see. It only runs when I turn it on for a collection or ask for it, starts from my own saves, explains each suggestion, and nothing is saved until I keep it. Opt-in like Muse Vision today, with a short note on what gets sent. Implementation idea Group the collection's image embeddings into a few clusters and use a real item per cluster (the medoid, not an average) as the query image. Pinterest's PinnerSage does the same for multi-interest recommendations, because averages drift away from what the user actually saved. For keyword-only sources, build short queries from the clusters plus tags, colour words and image text, then re-rank the results locally. Score each result as a weighted mix of look, palette distance, topic overlap and form. The weights come from the "Match on" control and get nudged by Keep and Not this. Skip anything already in the library, keep the results varied and cache them per collection. Something like this would be very helpful for me and it would extend on the existing Muse Vision we already got.Automatic Reply Nick, thanks for putting this request forward with so much thoughtful detail—we really appreciate it. We'll give it a look and see how it might fit into what we're building, and we'll post any updates here if we have news on it.MuseUnder Reviewopen source URL from the tile title in Board viewMacNickWhen titles are enabled in Board view, items with a source URL show their page/product title in the title bar. On hover over that title bar, it would be great to show a small button on the right (the usual arrow-up-right "open link" icon) that opens the source URL in the default browser. Only shown when the item has a source URL. Use case: I keep a wishlist of products saved as images with their shop link. I save things there instead of buying them right away. It helps me avoid impulse purchases and gets them out of my head. When I do come back to buy something, getting from the board straight to the shop in one click would make that much smoother. Related: my other request about recognising product data (e.g. from schema.org markup). If Muse picks up the price, it could sit in the same title bar as a small pill before the title: neutral styling, tabular figures, no sale colours. The title truncates first, the pill stays visible, and the right side stays free for the hover link button. Without a price the bar looks as it does today. https://support.theodorehq.com/muse/features/muse-feature-0007/Automatic Reply Nick, thanks for putting this forward, especially with such a clear picture of how you'd use it. We'll give it some thought and post any update here if we have news on it.MuseCompletedSuggest my own tags for new and existing itemsMacNickFrom what I can see, Muse's automatic tags are generic object labels (people, structure, wood processed). They help with search, but they don't match how I organise my library (landing-page, typography, red-black, linework). Idea: let Muse learn from the items I've already tagged and suggest those tags for other items that look similar. Find Similar already returns neighbours that mostly share my tags, so it seems the groundwork might already be there — but you'll know best what's feasible. Where it would help: New items as they come in A selection of items (e.g. right-click → "Suggest tags") A whole collection, or all items without any of my own tags How I'd like it to work: Suggestions first, in a review step: accept all, accept per item, or dismiss Optional auto-apply per tag, with a threshold I can set Available via the local API / MCP as wellAutomatic Reply Nick, thanks for taking the time to put this together, it's really thoughtful. We can see how having suggestions based on your own tagging system would be way more useful than generic labels, and we'll definitely give it some thought. We'll post here if we have any news on it.MuseUnder ReviewProduct cards for shop links (product image, price, brand)MacNickWhen I save a product page, the card shows a screenshot of the whole page, often with a cookie banner or overlay, instead of the product. Most shops provide the product image and price in their page metadata (og:image, schema.org Product). Suggestion: detect product pages and use the product image as the card image, with a small price badge and the shop or brand below the title. This could happen automatically for product links, or sit behind a setting like "Show product cards". The price at the time of saving is enough. A reference is attached.Automatic Reply Nick, thanks for putting the request forward with such clear thinking about how it could work. We'll give this some thought and let you know here if we have any news on it.MuseUnder ReviewRicher detail view for saved links and productsMacNickWhen I open a saved product link, I see the page screenshot. For products it would help to see the product image large, a clear "Open in shop" button, and a few facts from the page: price, brand and the short description from the page's meta tags. I don't need the full page text, just enough to decide without opening the browser.Automatic Reply Nick, thanks for the idea—seeing richer detail on saved products without having to jump into the browser would definitely be useful. We'll give this some thought and post any updates here if we have news on it.MuseUnder ReviewTrackpad gestures for the full-screen previewMacNickI'd like to close the full-screen view of an item with a trackpad gesture instead of reaching for Esc. Pinch-in to close, as in Photos and Quick Look, would feel native on the Mac, and a two-finger swipe left/right could move to the previous or next item. This would be an big quality of life improvement.Automatic Reply Nick, thanks for the suggestion around trackpad gestures in the full-screen preview, we will definitely take a look at how that could work in Muse. The pinch-to-close and swipe navigation patterns you mention make a lot of sense, and we'll post any updates here if we have news on it.MuseCompletedMenu Bar - Now PlayingCommunityShow what's playing right in your menu bar, so you can see the song or video at a glance without opening Echo. Play, pause, go back or skip ahead from the same spot. It would be optional, so you can keep the menu bar to just the icon if you prefer.EchoPlannedWallpapers - Weather OnlyBrianKeep your own wallpaper day to day, a dynamic one for example, and have Solace change it only when the weather switches your Mac to dark mode during the day, then put it back when light mode returns.SolacePlannedNotes - Markdown FormattingMacCommunityWrite notes with Markdown, so a note can carry bold and italic text, lists and links, and shows them formatted on the card and in the Info panel. Suggested alongside notes on cards.MuseUnder ReviewTags - SuggestionsMacCommunityWhen you add tags while saving something or in the Info panel, Muse suggests the tags you have already made, so you can pick one from a list instead of typing it again.MuseCompletedShow notes on cardsMacMarcelaHi there! I have ADHD and sometimes struggle with remembering why I saved something. Would it be possible to have the option to make notes visible on the cards? Love the app, this has been the only visual bookmark that even comes close to working on the same wavelength as my brain. The only thing stopping me from buying it is the ability to see my notes at a glance. Please let me know if you end up adding this so I can purchase the app immediately. Hope this was helpful and not too annoying! Thanks again and have a lovely day! Best, MarcelaAutomatic Reply Marcela, thanks for putting this forward and for sharing how you work, it really helps us understand what would make Muse work better for you. We'll give it some thought and post any updates here if we have news on it.MuseCompletedWarmth - Transition LengthGalChoose how long Screen Warmth takes to fade in and out, from a few minutes up to a gradual shift across several hours, so the evening change is as gentle as you like.SolacePlannedAbility to select Wallpaper folders to cycle throughJonThis is similar to a request under review. Personally, having both options would be great i.e. the ability to access system wallpaper features/options from Solace but also the ability to choose a folder on your computer for Solace to cycle images from, for both Light & Dark modes. I assumed it did this, organised my wallpapers into two folders (LIGHT and DARK) and only then realised I could only select a single file at a time. RECAP: Would really appreciate more wallpaper options, ability to cycle images from a folder, and access to Apple wallpapers & system options from the menu. THANKS! :-)Automatic Reply Jon, thanks for putting the request forward – it's clear you've already thought through how you'd like to organize your wallpapers and that's genuinely helpful. We'll give it some thought and post any updates here if we have news on it.SolaceUnder ReviewLinkedin SaveMacandreaLinkedin Post captureAutomatic Reply Andrea, thanks for the suggestion. We will take a look at saving LinkedIn posts and post an update here if we have news on it.MuseUnder ReviewEmoji - Inline ShortcutsTheodore HQSet a trigger key of your choosing (say ; or /) and type a word after it to drop the matching emoji straight into your text, so ;smile becomes a smiley without opening the system picker or leaving the keyboard. Charm would match the word against emoji names, so the everyday ones land on the obvious face or symbol, and you could keep typing without breaking flow.Support Team Emoji Shortcuts arrived in Charm 1.0.71. Turn them on in Settings > General > Emoji Shortcuts. Then type a semicolon followed by a word, like ;smile, and choose from the list with the arrow keys, Tab or Return. You can pick a different starting key beside the switch: a colon, two semicolons or two colons. Charm should offer you the update itself. If not, open Settings and check for updates. Any other questions or feedback, just get back in touch and let us know.CharmCompletedHow to save an email?MacandreaHi, I'd love to save an email without the fuss of pdf conversion, is there a way?Automatic Reply Andrea, we appreciate the heads up on this workflow piece, and we're looking into it now. We'll post an update here as soon as we have something to share.MuseCompletedWeather mode that kicks in if the weather changes a lot during the dayPerrya lot of times I get a bright clear morning and then very heavy clouds and storms roll in late afternoon. It would be great to have the weather mode wait to react to this until the storms arriveAutomatic Reply Perry, thanks for taking the time to write in with that idea about adapting to afternoon weather shifts. We'll look into how we might handle those sudden changes in conditions within Solace and we'll post an update here when we know more.SolaceDeclinedWeather mode - offset on sunset timePerryA mode where weather is just an additional time offset on sunset time. Like if it's stormy today, go to dark mode 90 minutes earlier than normal. Btw, this app is phenomenal, and thank you so much for making it :)Automatic Reply Perry, thanks so much for letting us know about this idea, we're really glad you're enjoying Solace and we're definitely looking into how we could build weather-based timing into the sunset offset. We'll post an update here once we have something to share.SolaceUnder ReviewVoice ModeMacTheodore HQSearch your libraries using voice, with spoken input and output, to help you find items within your collections and open the relevant links hands-free.MuseUnder ReviewSync - Last.fmCommunitySend what you play to your Last.fm profile, so the listening history you have built there keeps growing while Echo keeps its own copy on your Mac. Echo already knows the track, artist, album and exactly when each play started and finished, so this is about passing that on rather than recording anything new. It would be off until you turn it on, you would approve it on Last.fm's own site rather than typing a password into Echo, and it would only ever send outwards, with nothing coming back in.EchoUnder ReviewBefore/After Time SettingsDorenJust purchased! Love it! But how do I set it for 2 hours before/after time? How do I set a custom before/after time? Thanks!Automatic Reply Doren, we're looking into how we can make the before/after time settings clearer, thanks for flagging that. We'll post an update here once we have something to share.SolaceCompletedLanguage - GermanCommunityGerman localisation for Solace's menu bar and settings, so the app reads naturally for German-speaking users. First additional language on the roadmap, with more to follow.SolaceIn Progressicloud syncSrinisharing the captured details across macs that are tied to same appleidAutomatic Reply Srini, thanks for reporting this syncing issue with iCloud across your Macs. We're looking into it and will post an update here as soon as we have something to share.EchoUnder ReviewMoments - NotesCommunityAttach a short note to a saved Moment for context alongside the timestamp, a quick line on why you bookmarked it or what to come back for.EchoPlannedMoments - FoldersCommunityGroup saved Moments into folders or categories so a larger collection stays organised and easy to browse, rather than one long list.EchoUnder ReviewSearch - Current TabCommunityKeep search within the tab you are in, for example Moments, instead of across your whole history, so the results stay focused on what you are looking at.EchoUnder ReviewPlayer - SubtitlesCommunityShow captions and subtitles for YouTube videos playing in Echo's own player, so you can follow along without switching back to the browser.EchoUnder ReviewYouTube - Follow ChannelsCommunityPin a few YouTube channels in Echo and pull in their latest uploads on demand with a button. A lightweight alternative to full subscriptions and background notifications.EchoUnder ReviewLibrary - Local MusicCommunityBrowse and play your local Apple Music library directly from Echo, not only the tracks you have already played, so Echo can also be your way into music you have not started yet.EchoPlannedSync - iCloudCommunitySync your history and saved items across your Macs through your own iCloud, so your data stays private with nothing on our servers, while still following you between devices.EchoUnder ReviewStill not doing a very good job in auto correct...ben SpinkTypo sentence: Just an FYI...eveyrhting has been good and stable. No mor epwoer outages, just the one of them doing an update without notifyign me. So system finally is feelign stable. After correction with option-cmd-v: Just an everything has been good and stable. Nom or ephor outages, just the one of them doing an update without notifying me. So system finally is feeling stable. So it removed my FYI which was important for the sentence, and the ... pause, and destroyed the wording on "no more power"...taking me 4x the time to proofread the "fix" and ultimately give up.Support Team Ben, That before-and-after is genuinely helpful. The latest update (1.0.57) is live and improves the exact things you ran into: Your "FYI" and the "..." pause are now kept exactly as you wrote them, instead of getting pulled into the next word. "No more" stays as you typed it. And Charm reads dense, typo-heavy passages more accurately across the board, so there's far less to proofread afterwards. On "power" specifically: when a word is scrambled as far as "epwoer" was, the correction can land on the nearest real word rather than the one you actually meant. Two things help there now: The on-device model catches a lot more of these, and it's ready faster when you reach for Fix Selection. New in this update: Charm learns the word you mean. If it ever picks the wrong one, just fix it to what you intended and Charm remembers, so next time it gives you your word. You can see everything it has learned in Settings, under Personal. Grab the update (Charm checks automatically, or hit Check for Updates in the menu) and give that sentence another go, I think you'll find it a lot smoother.CharmCompletedFixing the "space" between words where the timing is off by milliseconds making the two words completely wrong because of one letter...ben SpinkMy moot common mistake is the last two character sin a word, or the space at the end of the word as I start the next word. it's not that I don't know how to spell, it that I type fast and frequently make these kdins of com on typos. A human cna quickly and easily identify what I did...but spelling tools fail miserably...including Charm which I was hoping wouldn't. Typing to an AI bot, fully dunesands me with never any issue, and I can be lazy typing. But Charm's AI fails completely to understand these common typos.Original:My msot ocmmon mistake is the last two character sin a word, or the space at the end of the word as I start the enxt word. its not that i don't know how to spell, it sthat I type fast and frequently make these kdins of comon typos. A human cna quickly and easily identify what I did...but spellign tools fail miserably...including Charm which I was hoping woudln't. Typing to an AI bot fully dunerstnads me with never any issue and I can be alzy typeing. But Charm's AI fails compeltely to udnerstand these common typos.Support Team Thanks for such a detailed write-up, it genuinely shaped what we built. The latest update (1.0.54, out now via Check for Updates) improves exactly the kind of fast-typing slips you described: Transposed letters where the closest spelling isn't the right word (your "msot" landing on the wrong word): Charm now weighs the whole sentence and picks the word that actually fits. Mistimed spaces that split or join two words ("character sin" for "characters in", "com on" for "common", "it sthat" for "its that"): Charm now repairs these. Two quick notes: these are strongest with Fix Selection (select your text and press Option-Command-V), which is also how Charm works in web browsers and Electron apps. And a few very heavily scrambled words may still slip through, which is the next thing on our list. Any other questions, please let us know. Thank you.CharmCompletedForm fillAndrea JM Von EugenHi, e.g address typing in forms, is there a way to action this possibly?Support Team Charm can already do this, using Text Replacement. It lets you set a short shortcut that expands into any longer text you like, such as your full address. How to set it up: 1- Open Charm's Settings and go to Personal, then Replacements. 2- Add a shortcut (for example addr) and set its expansion to your full address. 3- Now, in any app including web forms, type addr and Charm expands it to the whole address. This works in normal form fields just like anywhere else. The only spots Charm deliberately leaves alone are password fields and the browser's address bar, so your saved snippets are there when you need them. Add as many as you like (email, phone, a standard signature), all kept on your Mac. Give it a go and let us know how you get on?CharmCompletedAI ModelsMark AllenSome of us have Macs with loads of memory and can handle larger AI models. Consider offering these.Support Team Thanks for the feedback. We've actually trialled some of the larger on-device models, and the interesting result was that the jump in correction quality turned out to be small, not enough to justify the extra memory and load they ask of your Mac. So for now we've deliberately kept Charm on the lighter models to keep it fast for everyone, including people on more modest machines. That said, this is something we watch closely. As newer models arrive that are both more capable and efficient, we'll fold the good ones in for sure, and we'll keep evaluating as the on-device model landscape moves. If a bigger model ever clearly earns its place on quality, it'll make it into Charm. Thanks for taking the time to suggest it.CharmCompletedRequest for omitting browser input tabAndrea JM Von EugenRather than set to manual - is it possible to set to never complete in search bar/ browser input area? tySupport Team Andrea, great suggestion, the latest update (1.0.51) does exactly this. Charm now works only on the text you're actually writing and stays completely out of the browser's address and search bar, so it won't touch what you type there. Thanks for raising it.CharmCompletedStops functionality in VivaldiAndrea JM Von EugenI allowed this to work in said browser - it stops links from loading. Also misses easy spelling mistakes too many timesSupport Team Andrea, the latest update (1.0.51) makes Charm much gentler on browsers, so the sluggishness you saw in Vivaldi should be greatly improved (it shares a root cause with the CPU change). On the missed corrections: inside Chromium-based browsers like Vivaldi, the most reliable way to correct text is Charm's Fix Selection, just select the text and press Option-Command-F. Charm now switches to that mode automatically in those browsers and lets you know when it does, so your corrections land accurately without getting in the way of the page.CharmCompletedDoesn't work.Eric EApp is installed, permissions set, app is running, "spells" and "polish" are both on. It doesn't seem to work...anywhere (at least not the two places I've tried it...browser (Vivaldi) and in Apple mail).Support Team Lets get this working for you. When Charm isn't correcting in every app at once, it's almost always just a quick permissions toggle rather than anything wrong, so this should be a fast one to sort. Charm needs two macOS permissions to read and correct text. After an app update, macOS sometimes quietly switches these off even though they still look enabled, so the reliable fix is to remove and re-add them: 1. Reset the two permissions Open System Settings, then Privacy & Security. Go to Accessibility: if Charm is listed, select it and click the minus (–) button to remove it. Go to Input Monitoring and do the same. Quit Charm completely (click the menu bar icon, then Quit), and reopen it. Charm will prompt you to grant both again. Approve them, and toggle each switch fully on. 2. Check Charm is active Click the Charm icon in the menu bar and make sure the status shows it's running and that Spelling (Spells) is switched on. 3. Make sure neither app is blocked In Charm's settings, under the per-app rules, check that Vivaldi and Apple Mail aren't set to have spelling turned off. A reliable fallback in any app: manual Fix Selection Some apps, browsers especially, don't always allow Charm to rewrite text instantly and invisibly as you type, because of how they handle their text fields internally. For those moments there's a manual mode that works everywhere: just select the text you want cleaned up and press Option + Command + V. Charm polishes the selection on the spot, spelling and grammar in one go. It's a great safety net for any app where automatic correction can't apply changes live, and many people end up using it deliberately on longer messages so they stay in full control of when corrections happen. If that shortcut clashes with something you already use, you can change it: open Charm's settings and set Fix Selection to any key combination you like. One quick test that helps me a lot: after the steps above, type a deliberately misspelled word (like "teh") in Apple Notes or TextEdit. If it corrects there but not in Vivaldi or Mail, that tells me it's app-specific and I'll dig in further. If it doesn't correct anywhere, it's still a permissions thing and we'll get it sorted. Either way, Fix Selection (Option + Command + V) will work in the meantime. Let me know how you get on? Thanks.CharmCompletedHi is it possible for me to add this feature to my apple mail under customise option? ThanksPri KalupahanaHi is it possible for me to enable this in ASupport Team Hello - Yes absolutely. If you go into Customise, you can add 'Apple Mail', then turn on manual mode, then select which features you want to use. Any other questions, please let me know! Thanks.CharmCompletedWallpaper chooserSteve MayerIt would be really great if the wallpaper chooser was able to tie into the system wallpaper chooser rather than just a standard Finder file chooser. Currently, this requires me to know where all my installed wallpapers live (or if I've even kept them outside of the system wallpaper chooser).Support Team Great idea! We'll add this to the roadmap to be included in the coming weeks. We'll keep you posted on it.SolacePlannedAdditional LanguagesOskar SällströmHello!I write frequently i 2-3 languages, and would love to be able to have more than english! I had the autospelling on, when writing in a different language, and it makes it completely impossible.Support Team Thanks for getting in touch and for providing your feedback. We do have additional languages on the roadmap. Which are you looking for? I can then see what we can do in terms of speeding this up.CharmIn Progresslittle thingsMichałHi, please add the time in 24-hour format and translations into a few more languages. Other than that, the app is great. Thank you for creating it.Support Team Hi there. Thanks for getting in touch. I can certainly add the 24‑hour format. I’ll put that on the roadmap. We also have a few translations on the way too.SolaceCompletedEmoji replacement / global selection configOJWould be great1. Global toggle for the options applies to all apps - for example, disable emoji replacement for all apps by single toggle (and selectively enable some apps if needed)2. Would be greats emoji replacement offers tooltip-like selection for candidates (cotypist does this) instead of direct replacement2.1 For some app (Slack) emoji replacement cannot be reverted by backspace for some reason.Support Team OJ - Thanks for the feedback! Some great suggestions, especially the global toggles per feature. I’ll start working on those next week. If you're having any issues with the backspace reverts, just try Command +Z, which should do the trick for you. Any other questions or issues, just let me know!CharmCompletedOption to change "Toggle" keyboard shortcutMatthew EDefault keyboard shortcut Cmd-Shift-D overlaps with Mail's Send Message shortcut as well as the Go To Desktop shortcut in the system Open/Save File dialog boxes.Support Team Hi Matthew! You should have the ability to change the keyboard shortcut by just pressing on the current option. It should then allow you to change to whatever shortcut you'd prefer. Please give this a go and let me know if you encounter any issues?SolaceCompleted