Eight families,
in the order they reach market.
Every MIMUSE product is composed from the same production system — a catalogue of certified components that grows whether or not any one product ships. Each family below will reach market under its own name. The first products to market will come from three of these families — governing agents, audience and growth, and duties — now in final proving; first-deployment feedback picks the first.
Duties and obligations
Accountants, lawyers and compliance practices now carry duties the law once reserved for banks: identity checks, protected disclosure channels, complaint clocks, payment verification, evidence for tax relief. The first MIMUSE products are built for this work. Each keeps the record a duty requires — dated, attributable, verifiable by the party the duty is owed to — rather than asserting compliance in a document.
Books and practice operations
The accounts a practice keeps, beside the duties it carries: a full ledger stack — general ledger and financial statements, the IFRS subledgers for leases, inventory and fixed assets, tax provision and determination, restricted funds and statutory trusts — period control as a governed state machine, and records an auditor can walk through unaided.
Money and markets
The machinery of holding and moving value: deposit accounts and holds, interest accrual, lending from single loans to group joint-liability books and their delinquency cycles, treasury and custody, trade lifecycle, clearing and settlement. Built with the same proofs, for operators who must answer for every movement.
The governance of agents
Software agents are entering businesses faster than the controls for them. This family gives an organisation over its agents the machinery it has over its people: what an agent may do, what it spent, what it did, on whose authority — and the record an auditor can follow afterwards. A gateway in the plain sense: work passes through it and comes out accounted for.
Audience and growth
Brand, content and advertising intelligence, joined to the customer and marketing layers of a product, with agents that analyse, repurpose and redeploy material across channels. The capabilities audiences are measured with, held in one frame with the systems the audience is served by.
Public consultation
Consultations — planning, rulemaking, council processes — generate obligations for the people who take part: submissions to lodge, deadlines to meet, responses to hold to account. Tools for individuals, community groups and the professionals who represent them, that treat participation as work worth keeping records of.
Registries and public machinery
The registries a polity runs on: civil events and certificates, persons and kinship, land parcels and titles, vehicles and their inspection, licences and credentials, elections, the gazette. Built for nations and communities that administer their own affairs — self-governing communities are where this family begins — and available to any registry operator whose records the public relies on.
Composing your own
The same machinery, turned toward the interface. The people who use a product shape its screens and journeys themselves — no ticket queue to the maker — and, in time, describe what they need and have a working system composed for them. A product its users refine stops waiting on its vendor.
One pattern, eight homes.
Each family turns a different kind of consequential work into records that hold: an obligation met, a ledger balanced, a payment settled, an agent’s act, an audience reached, a submission lodged, a register kept, a user’s own way of working. The pattern is the product; the families are where it lives.