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On your device, in the app's local storage. Muse never uploads your journal or photos to any server of ours; your data is as private as the photos on your phone.

Tap the camera to photograph an artwork, or import a photo you already took. Straighten and crop it, then log the title, artist, creation year, genre, and venue along with a heart rating, a mood, and your impression. Muse pulls a color palette from the image automatically.

Collections organize your journal automatically: browse everything you have logged grouped by venue, by artist, or by genre. No manual folders to maintain.

Open a collection or hand-pick a set of pieces and create a report: a clean, magazine-style image containing up to the 10 most recent selected pieces. Muse Pro can share it through the iOS share sheet.

The free version lets you capture or import up to 12 pieces, browse automatic collections, see color palettes, and try up to three Placard Scans and three Ask questions per calendar month on a compatible Apple Intelligence device running iOS or iPadOS 26. Muse Pro is a one-time purchase, not a subscription; it removes the journal and monthly limits and unlocks sharing individual artwork cards and curated report images.

Not in this version. Muse is offline-first and keeps everything on your device. Muse Pro can share individual artwork-card images and curated report images, but Muse does not provide a full journal backup or raw-data export.