Muddy

A multiplayer browser that unifies team apps with AI organization and rewind
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Muddy is a multiplayer browser built for teams that collaborate across lots of web apps at once. Instead of juggling separate tabs, tools, and chat threads, Muddy brings your everyday work into shared workspaces where everyone can see what’s happening in real time. Teams can build shared views that bundle the apps they rely on—documents, dashboards, design tools, CRM, issue trackers, and more—so a project can live in one coordinated place rather than scattered across links.

At the center of Muddy is a multiplayer timeline that captures work as it unfolds. You can move through a project’s history, rewind to earlier states, and understand what changed and when—across apps and conversations. This is especially useful for fast-moving teams that need context without endless status meetings. Muddy also adds universal commenting, letting teammates discuss webpages and app screens directly where the work is happening, rather than copying screenshots and links into another tool.

To reduce tab chaos, Muddy uses AI-powered organization to help sort and group tabs and workspaces, making it easier to pick up where you left off and keep projects structured as they evolve. Presence indicators and multiplayer collaboration features show who’s viewing or working in a space, enabling quick coordination during reviews, launches, deal cycles, or incident response. more

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Features

  • Multiplayer browser with shared workspaces
  • Multiplayer timeline for viewing project activity
  • Infinite rewind across apps and chat to revisit earlier states
  • AI-powered tab and workspace organization
  • Universal commenting across apps and websites
  • Multiplayer presence indicators across all apps
  • Cross-platform support: Mac, Windows, iOS, Android
  • Import of browser history, passwords, and logins

How It’s Used

  • Project management and cross-functional execution
  • Deal rooms for sales cycles and account collaboration
  • Research and knowledge gathering across many sources
  • Resource hubs for teams to maintain shared context
  • Engineering collaboration (reviews, incidents, planning)
  • Design collaboration and feedback cycles
  • Marketing planning, launches, and campaign coordination
  • Product collaboration (specs, QA, release prep)
  • Customer success workflows and shared account context
  • Sales enablement and prospect/account workspaces

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