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NODBOT DEV for MUSE
NODBOT DEV for MUSE
Your phone is the remote.
NODBOT is the body.
Muse lives in your phone. NODBOT gives it a room — and the ability to know what's happening in it.
No camera. On-device perception. $129 once.
Reserve at $129$129 one-time · Built to order · Ships in 30–60 business days · No device subscription
On your desk: Muse's work stays visible. No unlock.
At your bedside: a companion that talks you to sleep, coaches you down, and turns off the light after you're out.
The objection
"I already have Muse on my phone. What does this actually add?"
Fair question. Your phone Muse can talk, run tasks, and remember you. But there is one thing it physically cannot do: know what's happening in the room while you're not holding it.
It doesn't know you've been sitting for 50 minutes.
It doesn't know you've gotten into bed.
It doesn't know you've fallen asleep.
It only exists when you open it.
NODBOT does spatial computing. Sensors stay on, read changes in the room, and turn them into structured intent — then the same Muse understands and responds. You don't open anything first.
Only when opened
Always-on sensing
1. Sense
Presence, seated time, in-bed state, gestures, ambient light. Always on. No camera.
2. Interpret
On-device logic turns raw sensing into interaction intent.
3. Respond
The same Muse receives that intent and acts: shows, speaks, adjusts, reminds, dims.
Your phone waits for you. NODBOT already knows.
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The desk
On your desk, Muse's work stays visible.
You asked Muse to compare prices on running shoes. To watch a hotel for next month. To draft a reply you've been putting off. Then you sit down and put your phone face-down. Now the only way in is to unlock it again.
NODBOT sits on the desk. It connects to the same Muse. You don't touch it. You don't unlock anything.
Muse calls a widget. NODBOT shows it.
A 320×110 E-ink surface you can read from where you sit — progress bar, status line, countdown, result card. One glance. You know whether to pick up your phone or not.
It notices you, not just your screen.
You've been seated 50 minutes. It shows a line, shifts the light. You keep sitting — it suggests you get up. You keep sitting — it shows a rest screen you can't ignore. No camera involved.
It credits deep work.
45 minutes of deep focus earns a milestone. The room knows, even when your phone is face-down.
Why your phone can't do this
A phone widget lives behind a lock screen. Visible to one person. Gone the moment the phone is face-down. It knows screen time — not sitting time.
Muse keeps working when you put your phone down. NODBOT is how the room keeps seeing it.
Reserve at $129
$129 one-time · No device subscription · Muse data & services operated by Meta
The bedside
At your bedside, it's the companion that talks you to sleep — and the coach that gets you there.
It's eleven. You're in bed. You want someone to talk to — about the day, tomorrow, or nothing in particular.
Muse is there. Same Muse. But to reach it, you pick up your phone. Five minutes of Muse. Then a notification. Then a video. Forty minutes later, you're still awake.
NODBOT sits on your nightstand. E-ink — it doesn't glow. In the dark, it's a soft page, not a screen in your face.
A bedtime companion, not a chatbot.
Press to talk, or use real-time mode with interruption. Muse tells you a story, asks about your day, follows where you want to go. Same memory, same personality — the Muse you already use, now in the room with you.
A sleep coach that guides your body, not just your playlist.
Muse reads the room through NODBOT's sensors and walks you down: slower breathing cues, body-relaxation prompts, a voice that softens as you settle. C-Tone layers adaptive sound, gradual light, and subtle haptics — adjusting in real time instead of looping a static track.
A surface that doesn't fight your sleep.
No glowing screen by your pillow. No notifications. E-ink holds a calm page. The light engine moves in slow sunrises, not sudden flashes.
A morning that starts the way you like.
Not a preset ringtone. Muse designs a wake soundscape around a melody, texture, or mood you actually like — rendered by C-Tone with gradual light and haptics.
After you fall asleep
It senses you're out — breathing settled, movement quiet — and turns off the light. No timer to set. No app to open. The room stays quiet until morning. (For two-person beds, partner and pet filtering is being calibrated; bedtime routines are documented for single-sleeper setups first.)
Consumer wellness feature, not a medical device.
Why your phone can't do this
A glowing screen next to your pillow is the problem, not the solution. And a phone can't layer sound, light, and haptics into one continuous environment — it has a speaker and a screen. NODBOT has a room-facing surface, an ambient light engine, and a haptic layer, all working locally.
Muse is already there at bedtime. NODBOT is how it reaches you without picking up your phone — and how it knows when you're asleep.
Reserve at $129
No camera · On-device perception · One-time purchase
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This isn't a better speaker. It's what your Agent gains when it has a body.
Your phone gives Muse a voice and a screen. NODBOT gives the same Muse something no phone can: a fixed place in the room, and senses that never switch off.
Phone Muse
NODBOT Muse
You open it.
It's already on.
Knows screen time.
Knows seated time, in-bed state, presence.
Goes dark when face-down.
Stays readable in the room.
Waits for a question.
Turns spatial changes into intent the Agent can act on.
One person, behind a lock screen.
Anyone at the desk can see it.
What the Agent gains
Presence awareness
Knows whether someone is at the desk or in bed.
Seated-time awareness
Can nudge, suggest a break, credit deep focus.
In-bed and sleep-transition sensing
Can wind down the room, then turn off the light.
Gesture input
Wave to confirm, wave to snooze, without touching anything.
Ambient context
Light and sound adjust to the room, not to a preset.
A readable physical surface
Widgets become room-level information, not lock-screen information.
Same Muse. Same memory. Same personality. A second body — one that senses the room and acts without being opened.
Two products. Two different jobs. Pick the one you're missing.
Primary · NODBOT DEV for MUSE
NODBOT DEV for MUSE
What it is
A spatial-perception body for your Muse Agent — desk visibility + bedside companion + sleep coach.
Who operates the data & services
Meta. Conversation, memory, personality, and task execution run through Muse. Refer to Meta's Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
Hardware focus
E-ink widget surface, presence / seated-time / in-bed sensing, C-Tone sound-light-haptics, gesture input, no camera, on-device perception.
Best for
People already using Muse who want an always-on spatial entry point at desk and bedside.
Price
$129 one-time. No device subscription.
NODBOT DEV for MUSE is an independent hardware product made by NETVERSE. Not made, endorsed, sponsored by, or affiliated with Meta. "MUSE" is used only to describe compatibility. Muse-related data and services are operated by Meta — refer to Meta's Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
Also from NETVERSE
NODBOT
What it is
NETVERSE's own contactless sleep companion — non-wearable sleep tracking, adaptive gentle wake, local-first privacy.
Who operates the data & services
NETVERSE. Currently no subscription, unlimited tokens.
Hardware focus
TOF LiDAR across the line; HERITAGE version adds 24GHz mmWave radar for stronger sleep staging and partner/pet filtering. E-ink + full-spectrum sunrise light + local storage.
Best for
People who want a standalone sleep device with local services, independent of an Agent platform.
Price
See Raychel NODBOT details below on this page.
If you want Muse to have a body in the room, choose the left. If you want a standalone sleep device operated by NETVERSE, choose the right. They don't compete — they answer different questions.
Why $129
Your phone gives Muse a voice. NODBOT gives it a place in the room — a desk surface that stays readable, and a bedside presence that senses when you're settling, coaches you down, and turns off the light after you're asleep.
$129
one-time
A smart speaker: $50–100.
A speaker, not a readable surface. Not your Muse.
A sunrise alarm clock: $150–250.
Light and sound, no Agent, no spatial sensing.
A sleep-tracking ring: $300+.
You wear it. It scores you. It doesn't act on the room.
NODBOT DEV for MUSE is $129 once. No device subscription. Built to order, ships in 30–60 business days.
One-time · No device subscription · Built to order
Muse-related data and services are operated by Meta. Refer to Meta's Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. The device itself has no camera; perception is processed on-device with zero cloud retention. A physical switch silences the microphone.
FAQ
Everything we haven't answered yet.
Is NODBOT made by Meta, or officially affiliated with Muse?
No. NODBOT DEV for MUSE is built by NETVERSE as an independent hardware product. It connects to Agent platforms that expose an open API, and Muse is one of them. There is no manufacturing partnership, license, or endorsement from Meta. Muse-related data and services are operated by Meta — refer to Meta's Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
What is spatial computing, and why can't my phone do it?
Spatial computing means a device continuously senses the physical room — presence, seated time, in-bed state, gestures, ambient light — and turns those changes into interaction intent. A phone only senses when you pick it up and unlock it. NODBOT's sensors stay on in a fixed scene (desk or bedside), so the same Muse Agent can respond to what's happening in the room without you opening an app.
What does "always-on" actually mean here — and what is always on?
The presence and motion sensors, the ambient light sensor, and the local scene logic are always on. The E-ink display holds an image without power draw. The microphone is only active when you press to talk or enable real-time mode, and a physical switch cuts it entirely. No camera is present in any function.
What exactly is the desk widget surface, and is it shipping?
It is shipping. Muse calls a widget from NODBOT's growing library, and NODBOT renders it on a 320×110 E-ink display — progress bars, status lines, result cards, countdowns. It is a physical surface in the room, readable from where you sit, not a phone widget behind a lock screen.
What does the bedside companion actually do?
It works as a bedtime companion and sleep coach. You press to talk or use real-time mode, and Muse — the same Muse with the same memory and personality — tells you a story, talks through your day, or follows wherever you want to go. As you settle, Muse uses NODBOT's sensors to guide breathing and body relaxation, while C-Tone adjusts adaptive sound, gradual light, and subtle haptics. After you fall asleep, it senses that you're out and turns off the light. In the morning, Muse designs a wake soundscape instead of playing a preset ringtone.
How does it know I've fallen asleep — and is that a medical claim?
It infers sleep transition from non-contact motion and presence signals (TOF LiDAR on the Developer Kit; the Raychel HERITAGE version adds 24GHz mmWave radar for stronger sleep staging). This is a consumer wellness feature, not a medical device, and it is not intended to diagnose or treat any condition. All perception data is processed on-device with zero cloud retention.
What works today, and what is coming in firmware updates?
Today: the desk widget surface, bedside C-Tone wind-down, MUSE-designed wake soundscape, desk/bedside scene switching, always-on presence and ambient sensing, wave response, three-stage seated-time nudges, deep-work milestones, and lights-off after sleep transition. Coming via firmware: real-time Muse task-status push to the desk widget, and a semi-automatic settle-down routine with wave-to-confirm lights-off.
What happens if my internet goes down?
Perception, scene switching, and C-Tone run locally, so the device keeps working. Widget content falls back to the last snapshot with a timestamp. Muse conversation and cloud tasks require connectivity, since Muse itself runs in the cloud.
Does it work on a two-person bed?
Bedtime routines are documented for single-sleeper setups first. Partner and pet filtering is being calibrated with real dual-bedroom testing. Desk scenes are unaffected. If two-person sleep sensing is critical for you, the Raychel NODBOT HERITAGE version with mmWave radar is the more capable option.
Why $129 — and what does $169 add?
$129 is the Developer Kit: single TOF sensor, built to order, 30–60 business days. $169 Heritage adds dual-sensor fusion for fuller sleep staging and ships in 4–7 days. Same body, same E-ink surface, same no-camera principle, same widget library and C-Tone.
Will the lights-off routine turn off the light by mistake?
It ships semi-automatic: a prompt appears, and you wave to confirm. Getting up at night resets the timer. Fully automatic mode is opt-in and requires explicit setup.
What if Muse changes its API or stops allowing third-party hardware?
Desk scenes, bedside scenes, C-Tone, presence sensing, gestures, seated-time nudges, sleep-transition detection, and the alarm work independently of any Agent platform. If Muse connectivity changes, the device remains a functioning spatial-sensing bedside and desk device.
What's the difference between NODBOT DEV for MUSE and Raychel NODBOT?
NODBOT DEV for MUSE is a spatial-perception body for your Muse Agent; its data and services are operated by Meta. Raychel NODBOT is NETVERSE's own contactless sleep companion; its data and services are operated by NETVERSE, it currently has no subscription and unlimited tokens, and the HERITAGE version adds mmWave radar for stronger sleep monitoring. One extends an Agent into the room; the other is a standalone sleep device.
Is there a subscription for the device itself?
No. NODBOT DEV for MUSE is a one-time $129 purchase with no device subscription. Muse-related services are governed by your Muse subscription and Meta's terms.
How is my privacy protected if there's no camera?
There is no camera in any function. Perception uses infrared time-of-flight and ambient light — not images, not audio content. Perception data is processed on-device with zero cloud retention, and a physical switch silences the microphone. Conversation, memory, and personality are handled by Muse under Meta's Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
Your phone is the remote. NODBOT is the body.
Reserve at $129
One-time · No device subscription · Built to order · Ships in 30–60 business days
NETVERSE is an independent hardware maker. NODBOT DEV for MUSE is not made, endorsed, sponsored by, or affiliated with Meta. "MUSE" is used only to describe compatibility with the Muse Agent platform. Muse-related data and services are operated by Meta — refer to Meta's Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. Raychel NODBOT is a NETVERSE-operated product with its own data and service terms.
Sleep-related features are consumer wellness functions, not medical devices, and are not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent any condition. Product specifications and availability may change during the built-to-order period.
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