Join the Musepost LINE group

The system for hosting changes.

Built specifically for practice groups.

Free to start · Your members pay you on your own link — Musepost never handles the money

What's in the room

Built for people doing the work, not people watching.

Every part of Musepost assumes the room is practising something, not just reading about it.

Home belongs to the host.

Only the host posts on Home, so the week's message is never buried under it. Everything the spaces made that week gathers underneath, under one quiet rule.

Week 2 — write three pages before you look at your phone.
From the spaces
Day 11. Wrote before coffee for the first time.

A few named places.

Spaces, not channels — a handful the host names and orders by hand. You add one when the room needs it, not because a template said so.

#Morning pages#Wins#Questions

The host can see who went quiet.

Manage lists members stalest first: last active four days ago, hasn’t posted, two replies waiting. A checklist for the fire-keeper, not a dashboard.

last active 4 days ago
2 replies waiting

A welcome you write once.

Getting started is your own checklist — your steps, your words. Each member ticks their own way through it, in any order, and can untick.

✓ Say hello in Morning pages
✓ Read how the week works

Events people pay for on your link.

Say the price, paste your own checkout link. A member requests a place, pays you, tells you they’ve paid, and you confirm.

Recorded in the product

A week, in motion.

Three loops, taken straight from a live room.

Every small win lands in one gathered Home.
Monday, two minutes: the host posts the week.
The fire-keeper's checklist: who's quiet, who needs a reply.

From the founder

Hi, I’m Ivan.

I’ve attempted change the usual way:

New habitThree strong daysLife happensGuiltQuiet quitTry again in January

It was never about effort. Changing alone has no witnesses, and the rooms I joined were nightclubs when I needed a campfire. Musepost is the shape I wished existed: one rhythm a week, a circle that notices, and an ending you can be proud of.

— Ivan, founder of Musepost

Light a fire this month.

Four weeks. One rhythm. One small win at a time. A practice doesn’t need a bigger audience — it needs a warmer room.

Free to start · You keep what your members pay you.