0Meet Muse: someone to watch the match with
Most of us watch League esports alone, in a browser tab, half-reading chat. Muse is built for that exact moment.
Muse sits beside the stream you already watch. She follows the live match data and reacts when something happens: a stolen dragon, a fight that flips the game, a comeback that's suddenly real.
Muse doesn't read numbers to you. She feels the game with you, and the cards carry the data.
When you want more than a feeling, ask. Insight cards answer from live and past matches: the turning point if you're new, the draft, cooldowns and gold if you've watched for years.
In your browser, beside the stream
Muse runs as a browser extension, so it needs a quick install. Install it easily from the Chrome Web Store in your Chrome browser. When you watch live, the side panel keeps Muse right beside the stream, wherever you watch LoL: YouTube, Twitch, CHZZK, SOOP, Naver e-Sports, LoL Esports, Kick, Huya, Douyu or Bilibili.
Once it’s installed, click the RORR icon in your browser’s extension menu and Muse opens in the side panel. Try it below.
Chrome comes first. We plan to bring Muse to other browsers that support extensions too, such as Microsoft Edge, Naver Whale, Firefox, Opera and Brave.
We're early, and we'll keep writing here about what we build and why.
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