Your BERLIN culture concierge.

Tell MUSE what you love, and it makes the city personal — the galleries, the kitchens, the bars, the stages, and the things you’d never have thought to look for. Keep what catches your eye. Walk out the door with the evening already made.

This is a collaboration — you on one side, and on the other, everyone who would love to receive you. Between you, a city of life and memories to make.

Give it a try, and tell us how it felt.

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For culture seekers

Understand BERLIN.
Less scrolling, more joy.

Made for locals, visitors, and friends trying to answer one question: what should we do tonight?

The app’s What Are You Into? screen: a free-text field with example interests like techno, punk, live jazz, Nick Cave, contemporary art

Tell MUSE what you’re into

Genres, scenes, even specific artists — MUSE searches Berlin for whatever you write and ranks matching events to the top.

The app’s Show Me screen: category chips for Art & Design, Food, Music, Theater, Entertainment, Nightlife, and more, with a few selected

Choose your interests

Pick the categories you care about — art, food, music, nightlife — and your feed builds itself around them.

The app’s day view: a week strip with Saturday 25 Jul selected and a saved event card for Kaizoku at Festsaal Kreuzberg with Tickets, Directions, and Uber buttons

Add to calendar

Save what feels right and the day plans itself — tickets, directions, and timing sit right on the event, ready when you walk out the door.

The app’s Plan for Next Week screen: an Art & Design card for the Christopher Wool exhibition at Galerie Max Hetzler

Plan ahead

Look past tonight — exhibitions, shows, and openings for the week ahead, worth planning around.

The app’s What’s on in Berlin feed: Upcoming and Favourites tabs above a music event card for Benedict Cork at Mikropol with an Add to calendar button

Find events

Browse what’s on by category, scene, and neighborhood — or just sort by what’s near you right now.

The app’s stats screen asking How often were you out?: 17 times in July shown as weekly bars with a 4,3 times per week average and Month/Year toggle

Track your social life

See how often you were out this month, your weekly average, and how the year adds up — your Berlin life, counted.

For venues, galleries and cultural spaces

Know what the city is responding to.

The promise is simple: better cultural discovery for visitors, better cultural intelligence for the people running the spaces.

See saves, views, and click-throughs before the room fills.

Track early interest so programming, staffing, and promotion can react sooner.

Keep the venue profile accurate without relying on third-party blur.

Manage address, directors, current shows, artists, categories, and useful context.

Understand nearby similar spaces and audience overlap.

See what else visitors are considering in the same neighborhood or category.

Make openings, exhibitions, artists, and collector moments easier to discover.

Surface gallery programs to people already showing relevant cultural intent.

Turn event discovery into practical operational information.

Use attention patterns to plan promotion timing, category mixes, and partner outreach.

How it works

Berlins new cultural layer.
Discovery for people. Signals for spaces.

01

Collect the city’s cultural moments

Events, exhibitions, venues, neighborhoods, dates, and practical details become structured instead of scattered.

02

Turn choice into a manageable plan

People save, filter, navigate, and share days out without rebuilding the plan across five different apps.

03

Return insight to cultural spaces

Venues and galleries see what draws attention, what gets saved, and what needs clearer presentation.