Hi! I'm Muru. I keep the little things you don't want to forget.
Give me anything: a note, a password, a file, a bill. I'll hold onto it, quietly, and never let it slip. You live your day; I remember it.
The little things I keep
Seven pockets. Drop anything in: Muru sorts it, seals the sensitive parts, and hands it back the moment you ask.
The money, so you always know where it went.
Income and expenses across the month and the year, category by category, then what's left, with a chart that shows the shape of your month at a glance.
Thoughts, and the code snippets behind them.
A note is a note; a snippet is a note that runs. Muru keeps both, finds them by search, and typesets prose and code in their own faces.
The list, and everything under it.
Subtasks, due dates, priority. A single task can be a whole project wearing a small cloak, and Muru keeps the whole stack tidy.
The vault that only you can open.
Passwords sealed under your own key. Muru never sees them in the clear. It only ever holds the envelope, never the words inside.
Everything you save, with a ceiling to grow into.
Upload, preview, and keep files encrypted if you like. Muru shows you how much room is left, so the ceiling is never a surprise.
Your week, and the deadlines hiding in it.
Events that repeat, and tasks that surface on the day they're due. One calendar that knows when things actually need you.
The to-buy list, with a total that keeps up.
Items and receipts with categories and suggestions. Muru sums it as you go, so the number is never a mystery at checkout.
The one thing I don't do: peek.
A keeper you can't trust with a secret isn't a keeper. Muru is built so that your secrets were never mine to see.
Only you can read it
Your credentials are encrypted on your own device before they ever leave it. Muru never sees a plaintext password, only ciphertext, an IV and a salt.
A key only you hold
The key comes from your master passphrase, strengthened with Argon2id. Nothing is written anywhere, by anyone, so there is no copy to steal.
Yours alone, always
Every record is yours, scoped to your account and sealed by a row-level lock the database enforces. No user can see another's data, ever.
Nothing sensitive is logged
Muru keeps an activity trail of what happened (a file downloaded, a vault unlocked), but never the contents. The log knows the shape, not the secret.
There is no reset. And that is the point.
Because only you hold the key, nobody (not even the operator) can recover a locked vault. Lose your master passphrase and your secrets stay sealed forever. Muru is honest about that up front, because a promise of recovery would be a lie about who holds your secrets.
I remember the little things, so you don't have to. Give me anything.
Notes, tasks, credentials, files, calendar, money: one keeper, one key, all yours. Set me up in a few minutes.
Start keeping