Why hasn't Google shipped a Muse-like app? It owns Gmail, Chrome and Android
SumitGup · x · 2026-09-19
A widely shared take argues it's baffling that Google hasn't shipped a Muse-like app with connectors, given it owns Gmail, Chrome, Android and much of the internet's identity layer — leaving users to assemble its products themselves.
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