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Individuals can use Magica for personal projects, creative work, research, learning, and everyday digital tasks.

Common uses

  • Research and decisions: compare products, summarize sources, plan a trip, or organize options.
  • Writing and documents: draft letters, resumes, reports, outlines, presentations, and spreadsheets.
  • Creative projects: generate and edit images, video, audio, music, and voice content.
  • Learning: explain a topic, build a study plan, review a document, or create practice material.
  • Personal organization: turn notes and files into checklists, plans, or structured information.
  • Building: create a website, small app, script, or other code-based project.
  • Connected tasks: work with supported email, calendar, storage, and productivity apps after you connect them.

Where to start

Use New task for a one-time goal. Describe the result, relevant context, desired format, and any limits Magica should follow. For ongoing work, create a Project. A project keeps related tasks together and can provide shared files, instructions, and memory. If you want to run one model directly, use Nodes. If you want to repeat a fixed process, use Flow. Start a new task