Creating your own apps

Mnemosyne OS lets anyone create their own apps without coding: a website, a 3D object, or a custom app. The orb guides the creation one question at a time, from the request "how do I create an app".

The four paths

A website. Vitrine Studio builds a website from photos of your creations. Once the pieces are added, it composes the scenes and the pages.

A 3D object. Lab 3D builds a 3D object from a video or from photos taken all around the object.

A custom app. Muse frames the idea of the app, one question at a time, prepares a real project on the disk and hands it to the agent of the code editor.

With a coding agent. Cursor, Antigravity or Claude Code plug into Mnemosyne in Settings › Agents, Connect tab. The agent then builds the app with the memory.

These apps are installed from the Apps tab of the Hub. A missing app opens its page in the Hub.

What the creation path keeps

Three settings, kept only on request during the path: a refused app ("I'm not interested in this app"), an option chosen three times, placed first from then on, and a skipped step ("skip"). A step left without a follow-up keeps nothing.

The "What I remember" card lists these settings; each line is cleared with one click. "Suggest Muse again" also clears a refusal.