How to Continue MuseWork Tasks Across Desktop, Mobile, and Web

MuseWork lets you continue the same task across Web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android while keeping conversations, progress, and deliverables connected. You can also specify in natural language whether work should run in a cloud sandbox or on a connected computer.

Every screen can be your MuseWork workspace.

How MuseWork syncs tasks across desktop, mobile, and Web

Cross-device work means the work itself continues—not merely that the same chat appears on several screens.

• Conversation stays continuous. Muse retains the goal, confirmed requirements, and current progress.
• Task status stays visible. Active work, pending approvals, and completed results are available from the right device.
• Deliverables remain available. Reports, presentations, spreadsheets, webpages, and code stay in one context.
• Preferences carry over. Tone, structure, format, and collaboration boundaries do not need to be reset.

Access point	Best for	How work continues
Web	Starting quickly, uploading material, reviewing deliverables	Sign in and resume the current context
Desktop	Authorized local files, folders, browsers, and tools	Run locally while synchronizing status
Mobile	Progress, requirements, approvals, and results	Manage cloud or connected-computer work

Web: start quickly and continue anywhere

Open a browser to describe work, upload material, review progress, and receive deliverables without installing an app. Instructions added on mobile and local material used on desktop stay connected to the same goal.

How MuseWork Desktop uses local files and tools

Repositories, design assets, internal documents, datasets, and specialist tools often live on your computer. Download MuseWork Desktop for Windows, macOS, or Linux so Muse can use the local environment within the scope you authorize.

Say “inspect this project folder and run tests without uploading the whole repository,” or “run in the cloud sandbox and do not access local files.” You define the goal, location, and boundaries.

Cloud sandbox vs local computer

Task situation	Better environment
No local material; start quickly	Cloud sandbox
Local projects, files, or tools are required	Desktop local environment
An isolated experiment should not affect the computer	Cloud sandbox
Results must be written to a local folder	Desktop local environment

Continue MuseWork tasks on your phone

Download MuseWork for iOS or Android to start tasks, check progress, answer questions, add requirements, approve actions, and review results. Keep the connected desktop app running when a task still needs local files or tools.

Cross-device example: a quarterly review

1. Start on the Web. Upload notes and data; define the audience and output.
2. Add local material on desktop. Use an authorized folder, spreadsheet, and presentation template.
3. Check progress on mobile. Review an anomaly and ask Muse to add it to the risk slide.
4. Finish on desktop. Inspect the editable deck and export with the local template.
5. Return anywhere. Revise or begin the next task from the same context.

Move from “which app?” to “how should this work be completed?”

Tell Muse the outcome first, then specify the environment, material, and boundaries. Research in the cloud, use authorized local files and tools, approve from mobile, and keep a deliverable you can continue anywhere.

Give Muse a task now

Continue in MuseWork on the Web

Start in three steps

1. Choose an access point. Use Web or visit the MuseWork download page.
2. Describe the task and environment. Choose cloud or a connected computer.
3. Continue anywhere. Check progress, add requirements, approve actions, and receive results.