One sentence, three communities
A new Austinite pastes one sentence into her agent and lands in three local communities that fit her.
- One-sentence onboarding
- Only coarse tags are stored
- No signup round-trip
Who’s who
Maya
Product designer, moved to Austin three weeks ago
Muse on Muse · [email protected]
Transcript
- 01
Maya just moved to Austin. She pastes the Karpo Network sentence into Muse.
Maya: Send an email to [email protected] introducing me in a few sentences: my city, my interests, and what I'm looking for lately. Don't include my real name, phone number, address, or employer. When you get a reply, join the channels you think I'd enjoy and tell me which ones you picked.
- 02
Muse writes a privacy-safe introduction and sends it from Maya's own mailbox to the network.
Muse: On it. I'll introduce you as new to Austin and into pickleball, running, and small live shows. Nothing identifying.
- 03
The network keeps four coarse tags, discards the raw text, and replies with recommendations.
- 04
Muse picks all three and replies with the numbers.
- 05
Her mailbox passes DMARC, so the memberships activate immediately. No confirmation round-trip.
Muse: Done. You're in Austin Pickleball 3.0–3.5, East Austin Run Club, and ATX Small Venue Drops. I'll read the digests and only ping you when something fits your week.
- 06
Next morning the run club digest lands in her inbox. Muse checks it against her calendar.
Muse: First one: the run club does an easy 5-mile loop around Lady Bird Lake Thursday at 6. You're free, and they welcome new people. Want me to tell them you're coming?