Listed 5 December 2014 · New York · New York · United States
Muse Art.
A New York lock-screen app that showed a different painting at every unlock and by January 2016 had become a lock-screen shopping app.
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- Listed on Stompstart
“See Beautiful Paintings on Your Lock Screen”
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- On record
Android Authority featured Muse Art Lock Screen, with over 100,000 artworks browsable by publication, museum, collection or artist.
On record · Announced - On record
Andrea Riposati's CV lists him as chairman of Muse Technologies from 2014 to 2016 and CEO of Dante Genomics, formerly Dante Labs, since 2016.
On record · Announced - Changed course
Two Tap profiled Muse as a lock-screen shopping app for items featured by tastemakers, with products from more than 2,000 online stores, quoting founder Andrea Riposati.
Change of course · Announced
As listed on Stompstart
“See Beautiful Paintings on Your Lock Screen”
Muse mission is to transform the lock screen into a tool of discovery and inspiration. The Muse app features a different painting on the lock screen every time a person accesses his phone, transforming a necessary but unproductive step into an inspiring moment of learning. The Muse Recommendation Engine selects the best paintings for each user using a proprietary item-to-item collaborative filtering algorithm. Unlike traditional collaborative filtering, our algorithm’s online computation scales independently of the number of users and number of items in the database. The Muse Publishing Tool enables artists and art institutions to publish on the lock screen and reach new audiences. The Muse Database has over 100,000 paintings by the Old Masters and by the best Emerging Artists (and is growing fast). Muse is extremely user-centric. We work to build a superior user experience.
- Topics
- Art
- Platforms
- Android, Mobile
- Location
- New York · New York · United States
In our words: The 2014 listing described Muse as a lock-screen app that showed a new painting each time the phone was unlocked, chosen by a recommendation engine, with a publishing tool for artists and institutions and a database it put at over 100,000 paintings.
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