A Cognitive Muse product line
Make your family a deck of cards.
Upload photos of the people (and pets) who belong in it. Deck designs a complete 54-card system around them — who’s the King, who’s the Joker, what the back and box look like — as one coherent set, not a photo dropped onto a template fifty-four times.
Join the waitlist
Deck’s printed, boxed edition is in build, not open yet. Tell us who the deck is for and we’ll reach out first when it’s ready.
How it works
A whole deck designed as one set, not fifty-four photos
1. Upload 10–20 photos
One per person is enough — pets and running jokes welcome. No design experience needed.
2. Muse casts the deck
People get assigned into Kings, Queens, Jacks, Jokers and the number cards — the whole 54-card system is designed as one set, not a photo copy-pasted onto a template back.
3. One deck, checked as a set
Faces, backs and tuck box are checked against real card print specs — bleed, safe area, sleeve-fit trim — before anything goes to press.
Who it's for
Every deck is built around who's actually in it
Family
Dad as King, Mom as Queen, kids and the dog fill out the court.
Wedding
A keepsake deck for the couple, favors for the table.
Team & league
Roster on the faces, team colors on the back.
Reunion
Every branch of the family gets a card.
Corporate
Team offsite gift, branded back and box.
Tournament
Bachelor party, golf trip, poker night trophy deck.
Before you ask
A few honest answers
Is a printed deck available right now?
Not yet. The design engine behind Deck already exists inside The Cognitive Muse studio; a printed, boxed edition with its own checkout is what this waitlist is for.
Whose photos can I use?
Only people who’ve agreed to be in it (or your own kids). We’ll ask you to confirm that before any deck goes to print.
Can it use our team or school logo?
Not a licensed team, league or school mark — those belong to someone else. Colors, names and numbers are fair game.
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