Berg Recall Desk

A little follow-through for what you own

Your products.
A clearer
next step.

Keep a household watchlist. Review possible recall matches from CPSC. Remember what you checked and what you did.

Free invited beta · U.S. consumer products · By Berg App LLC

An example conversation

“Keep an eye on the garlic press in my kitchen.”
Possible match · Review neededA notice worth a closer look.

Your brand search found a CPSC notice. Check the official product details before deciding whether yours is affected.


Source link + last successful check
Your review and action history, together.

Less to remember. More to refer back to.

From “I should check that”
to a record you can return to.

01

Save what you own

Add a product, its brand and an optional model. Your private watchlist stays ready for the next conversation.

02

Review the source

See possible CPSC matches with official links and retrieval dates. Ambiguous matches and stale data stay visible.

03

Remember the next step

Record that you checked a notice, ruled out your model, or completed a remedy. Your notes remain clearly user-reported.

Made for conversation

A desk Muse
can come back to.

Connect your private API token through Muse custom connectors where available. Your products and review history persist between chats.

Muse directory approval and the final installation flow remain pending. The website and API can also be used directly.

“Add my IKEA garlic press to my watchlist.”

“Show possible recalls for the products I saved.”

“Record that I checked the notice and my model wasn’t included.”

Connection guide →

Small by design.
Clear about its limits.

We search CPSC recall titles and descriptions by brand. Your exact model, serial range and purchase dates still need a human check.

No photos or receiptsNo ads or paymentsExport or delete anytime

What the beta covers

Up to 25 household product watches. Background checks target once every 24 hours; timing depends on source availability. Open your desk to see results.

No email or push alerts. No vehicles, VINs, food, drugs or complete safety-warning coverage. Also consider official recall subscriptions.