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- Finance
Switched auto insurance, saving $3,500 a year
$3,500/yr saved3 errandsUploaded a car insurance policy; Muse found identical coverage about $3,500/year cheaper, bought the new policy, and canceled the old one in about five minutes.
- Finance
Caught the HOA double-charging, claimed a $1,900 refund
$1,900 claimed1 errandWhile updating budget expenses, Muse spotted that Brian's homeowners association was double-charging him — he emailed them to request a $1,900 refund.
- Productivity
Filed five forgotten vet bills worth $1,504.72
$1,504.72 claimed5 errandsPaul asked Muse to "catch me up on my unfiled vet bills" — it filed all five, totaling $1,504.72, with pet insurance after just a webpage login and cookie click.
- Finance
Email receipt audit found a forgotten $100/mo subscription
$1,200/yr saved1 errandScanned six months of email receipts and found a forgotten $100/month Claude Max subscription on a corporate card — about $1,200 a year saved.
- Finance
Claimed $800+ in unclaimed property across states
$800 found2 errandsSearched every state the user had lived in for unclaimed property and filled out the claim forms in about ten minutes, finding over $800.
- Finance
Auto-monitors booked flights and hotels for price drops
$600 saved1 errandAdam has Muse watch prices on already-booked flights and hotels and contact the provider for the lower rate when they drop — one commenter reported it saved them $600.
- Finance
Turned the Muse subscription into a $100 device discount
$100 saved1 errandDare had Muse file an out-of-warranty support ticket over poor battery life and got a $100 discount on a device — his plan is to make the $20/month subscription pay for itself in found savings.
- Finance
Canceled a subscription
$44.99 saved1 errandHis Muse assistant 'Athena' canceled a Dwell+ subscription — no $44.99 yearly renewal on October 12 — while he was comparing AI tools; he noted Muse had the easiest onboarding of the bunch (ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor+, Grok).
- Finance
Negotiated internet bill down 50% for two years
1 errandAdam had Muse negotiate with his internet provider and got his bill cut in half for two years.
- Finance
Cut the electricity bill
1 errandCredits Muse with saving money on electricity through data analysis, as part of daily use of the agent.
- Finance
Clipped every coupon in the grocery store app
1 errandAsked Muse to log into the grocery store's website and tap the clip-coupon button repeatedly for 2-3 minutes' worth of work: 'It was very slow compared to my repetitive tapping, but it clipped every coupon for me.'
- Finance
Muse caught credit card fraud that Chase never flagged
1 errandConnected @Muse to a Chase account through Plaid. Muse found a recurring Adobe subscription tied to someone else’s email at a roofing company in Utah — the cardholder lives in Florida and never authorized it. Chase never flagged it. Muse did.
- Productivity
Offloaded the mental to-do list
3 errandsUses her personal agent 'Leo' to offload 'a mental list of a thousand little things,' with screen recordings showing it handling errands over several days, including updating health insurance information.
- Business
Runs a photography business back office: invoices, dashboards, and a map of 308 saved spots
5 errandsHis Muse 'Rube' tracks invoices, updates business dashboards daily, built an interactive map from 308 saved Instagram locations, booked two Top of the Rock tickets, and sends posting nudges — freeing him up from spreadsheets.
- Productivity
"Mango" runs Ally Love’s calendar, workouts and date nights
4 errandsWellness entrepreneur and Peloton instructor Ally Love’s agent "Mango" organizes her calendar (‘your day in motion’), finds toddler activities in NYC, books a date-night restaurant from her Instagram likes and schedules Peloton workouts — protecting family time and me-time.
- Business
Ran executive-assistant errands and adapted a workout for a hotel gym
4 errandsHis Muse 'Pumpkin' ordered $59.99 flowers, built a HIIT lift tracker, adapted week four of the program for a Denver hotel gym, and booked dinner for five after checking his calendar.
- Productivity
Sold concert tickets, enrolled kid in after-school care, fixed parents' flight
3 errandsTomer had Muse sell his Harry Styles tickets on StubHub after a schedule conflict, enroll his son in after-school care events, and correct a mistaken flight booking for his parents.
- Productivity
"George" chased delayed airline compensation
3 errandsLudmila's Muse agent emailed Delta's director of customer care and filed both a US DOT complaint and a French mediation filing to chase compensation for a delayed flight — it also books her doctor appointments.
- Productivity
'Foo' manages inbox, projects and travel
3 errands'Foo manages my inbox, tracks projects I'd lose in the noise, books travel, and flags what matters before I have to ask. It makes mistakes sometimes. But it learns from them, and the version I'm talking to today is meaningfully sharper than the one I started with.'
- Productivity
Parenting tasks via 'Rumi'
3 errandsUses her agent 'Rumi' to manage parenting tasks: pulling a birthday party date from the calendar, sending reminder texts, and keeping track of the moving parts of parenting.
- Planning
Months of internal use: travel, packing, purchases
4 errandsMeta's CTO says he has used Muse internally for months, relying on it heavily — linking email, calendar, and credit cards to plan travel, pack, research purchases, and manage school communications.
- Fun
'Atlas' weekend warrior
3 errandsBad at exploring her own city despite global travel, she created an agent named 'Atlas' (a pixel fox) to become a 'weekend warrior' — organizing her schedule, building life-optimizing dashboards, and making real reservations (sponsored video).
- Productivity
Muse completed 90 data-broker opt-outs
90 errandsAndru has been using Muse for a few days — it books, buys, tracks spending, and files paperwork, running in its own isolated computer with one-time virtual cards for purchases. In the comments he reports: 'It already worked through 90 data broker opt-outs for me.'
- Planning
Booked a London flight, planned a NYC photo shoot, and found Brooklyn lodging
4 errandsHer Muse 'Mochi' booked a London flight around seat and timing constraints, created a mapped shot list for a NYC photo walk before sunset, found breakfast and clothing options, and arranged an overnight stay in Brooklyn.
- Health
Found cheaper meds, routed the Rx, and set up auto-reorder
3 errandsFound a cheaper way to get a medication, texted the pharmacy to route the prescription, ordered it, and set it to reorder automatically before running out.
- Health
'Jarvis' briefs him, tracks training, books date night
Elan built a personal agent called 'Jarvis' in the Muse app: it gives him a morning briefing, reviews his inbox and drafts replies, tracks his marathon training and VO2 Max data, blocks deep-work time on his calendar, and books date nights. His girlfriend was so impressed she created her own agent, 'Winston.' (Meta Partner post.)
- Health
Vet-bill budgeting and flat-faced-dog dentists for Omar
A dog mom says Muse helps her offload tasks so she can spend more time with her family. In the video she shows using Muse to budget for her bulldog Omar's vet expenses and find dentists suited to flat-faced dogs. (Task details from the indexed video summary.)
- Productivity
Called Costco customer service, handed over a transcript
2 errandsGuodong had Muse call Costco customer service on his behalf to resolve an issue — and it provided a full transcript of the call, after first cleaning up his 40,000+ Gmail messages.
- Productivity
Muse sat on hold to file his bug report
1 errandScott, who says he very rarely recommends Meta products, used Muse to sit on hold with customer support and submit a bug report: 'So boring. Works on the phone, on the web, on the pc.'
- Planning
'Lux' flagged a scheduling conflict
2 errandsHer agent 'Lux' accessed calendar and email to flag a Fashion Week fitting conflict with twins drop-off, then drafted an email to her manager requesting a reschedule — sent after her approval. Lux also provides restaurant recommendations.
- Planning
Group trip decided by group-chat vote
2 errandsNeeding to plan a friends' trip but never having done it herself, she delegated to her agent 'Jack' (a red panda), which messaged her 'Girls Chat' group, tallied the votes — Rome beat Greece — and organized the trip.
- Productivity
Recurring briefings and price monitoring
2 errandsHas Muse working in the background: a Sunday morning fantasy football news briefing, monitoring the price of an item and alerting if it drops below a set amount, and a daily morning briefing with weather, chosen headlines, and one bizarre or funny news story.
- Business
Charity giveaway logistics
2 errandsUsed her assistant 'AunTEY' to manage her foundation's back-to-school giveaway for New York City kids: finding replacement backpacks after a shipment delay, sourcing grills and groceries to cook for the event (Meta Partner video).
- Productivity
Booked a DMV appointment and renewed car registration
3 errandsBooked a California DMV appointment, renewed the car registration, scanned email for open items, and created calendar events for them.
- Planning
'Oscar' manages wedding prep plus 40 sales calls
1 errandSet up an agent named 'Oscar' (a wiener-dog avatar, a play on his last name) to manage life ahead of his wedding in a few weeks while juggling 40 booked sales calls, connecting calendar and other apps.
- Productivity
Productive, stress-free day with 'Fluffy'
2 errandsSet a goal for a productive, stress-free day and had his agent 'Fluffy' clean up emails and plan a Runyon Canyon hike, with calendar and Instagram connected.
- Productivity
Delegated daily life to 'Glimmer'
1 errandBetween raising two kids and running her business, she explains she lacks bandwidth and has delegated daily tasks to her personalized agent 'Glimmer' (disclosed as a #MetaPartner demo).
- Travel
'Finch' planned Santorini in 13 min: $6,695
3 errandsHe put his phone face down at 9:02 AM and gave his agent 'Finch' one sentence: 'plan Santorini Oct 12-19, biz class nonstop under $1,200 each way, hotel under $450/night 9+ rated, car under $50/day in-terminal, give me 3 options with real tradeoffs, work in background, ask before booking.' Thirteen minutes later: flights $5,202, hotel $1,320 (Iliovasilema, 9.6 caldera view), car $173 — $6,695 total best value. Nothing booked without his approval.
- Travel
'MuseOnStandby' planned the NYC day trip
1 errandShayan's agent 'MuseOnStandby' planned and completed a full NYC day trip: Thai food, Brooklyn Bridge views, and nighttime biking. (Meta Partner post.)
- Travel
'Kris' Travel Bestie' organizes her trips
Kris personalized her own Muse as 'Kris' Travel Bestie' to help her stay organized and get things done across traveling, working, creating content, and planning her next adventure — she can give it a goal and watch the process. (Task details from the indexed video summary.)
- Travel
'Lumi' planned the Sedona birthday trip
Roshni personalized her Muse agent 'Lumi' with a sparkly avatar and an uplifting personality, then had her build a five-day Sedona birthday trip itinerary timed around the Hunter's Moon, with hikes, stargazing, and food stops. (Task details from the indexed video summary.)
- Shopping
'Lloyd' negotiated his car purchase over email
4 errandsMike's Muse agent 'Lloyd' has been helping him for months: day to day it keeps on top of his schedule, but it also planned a family vacation in Japan, shifted his power usage to save money, and 'even coordinated buying a car, negotiating with dealers via email.' His tip: personalize it and tell it to make its own avatar.
- Travel
'Mambo' booked 3 NYC Marathon flights: $704
3 errandsAndrés rates his experience 5/5: within a few days, his Muse agent 'Mambo' booked three flights for his family to attend the NYC Marathon ($704), took over managing the family calendar, and started sending a weekly digest of AI and tech events tailored to wherever his calendar says he'll be.
- Travel
Flights, spas, and a hotel pro forma in minutes
3 errandsSteve, a Miami hospitality entrepreneur, has been testing the Muse bot: 'I've given it several different tasks and it's done it very easily: finding flights, making suggestions for spa appointments, giving me a breakdown of a hotel proforma, all different types of things.' He says using it 'almost feels like you're talking to a coworker on WhatsApp.'
- Productivity
Mosseri's 'Max': briefings, packages, allowances
4 errandsInstagram's head named his Muse agent 'Max' and showed four ways he uses it: Max keeps a list of places he wants to try (sharing a reel pulls out every recommendation in it), keeps his kids' allowance tracking updated in Notion, checks where his in-transit packages are when he asks, and assembles his morning briefing overnight — 'probably the thing I'd miss most if it went away.'
- Finance
Found unclaimed property and a forgotten 1999 401(k)
2 errandsSearched every state's unclaimed-property database, submitted the claims, and turned up money sitting in an old employer's 401(k) from 1999.
- Planning
Booked and paid for complex international flights
1 errandJames let Muse book and pay for several complicated international flight tickets scheduled a year in advance — he found it easier than the airline's own website.
- Finance
"Nova" paid bills from a photo: $35 parking ticket, $682 invoice
2 errandsEntrepreneur Marshall Haas has his agent "Nova" handle bills: he snapped a photo to pay a $35 overdue parking ticket and approved payment of a $682 lawyer invoice — after ten years of texting bill photos to a human assistant.
- Productivity
Called contractors and emailed photos for estimates
2 errandsCalled contractors on the user's behalf, then emailed them photos to get estimates without the user needing to be present.
- Finance
Negotiated a marketplace price and arranged pickup
2 errandsFound an item on a marketplace, negotiated the price down with the seller, and arranged the pickup.
- Shopping
'Ariana' ordered the family dinner (under $40)
2 errandsHome from work at 5pm with no energy to cook, she asked Muse to order dinner for the family: kid-friendly, under $40. It found nearby spots, built the whole cart, and waited for her approval before anything was ordered. 'I didn't lift a finger.'
- Shopping
Muse does his Marketplace price comparisons
Madhur wanted a price-comparison tool for Facebook Marketplace finds — something that checks what an item really costs new. With Muse, he says he doesn't need to build it: 'Muse can actually do it for me.' He's testing what else it can do, from Marketplace repricing to flight comparisons.
- Shopping
'Juno' built her fashion lookbook and shopping list
Jordan's Muse agent 'Juno' keeps her on top of everything. In the video she shows Juno building a personalized fashion lookbook and a $2,590 shopping list, sharing it to a group chat, and placing the order. (Task details from the indexed video summary.)
- Learning
Organized five college classes and caught forgotten club dues
2 errandsThe week before classes, her Muse 'Nova' triaged a messy inbox, extracted five classes and their deadlines, added class times and study blocks to her calendar, and flagged time-sensitive club dues she had completely missed.
- Learning
'Page' built a 30-day book-events calendar
1 errandNastashia asked Muse to create a calendar of bookish events near her in Houston: her agent 'Page' built a 30-day calendar with venues, costs, and links, plus a daily reminder so she doesn't miss any. (Task details from the indexed video summary; posted with #ad disclosure.)
- Learning
'Noonchi' built his nursing CE renewal tracker
2 errandsIke carries an RN license, CCRN, and VA-BC on three different renewal cycles with CE certificates buried in his email. He named his Muse agent 'Noonchi,' asked it to build a renewal tracker, connected his email, and Noonchi found the certificates and sorted them by credential into a web tracker now on his home screen. (Posted with #ad disclosure.)
- Business
Found a CPA and booked next year's appointment
2 errandsFound a CPA, handled the back-and-forth communication, and locked in the appointment for next year.
- Planning
Set a fare-tracking goal and caught a Christmas flight deal
2 errandsAsked her Muse 'Journey' when to buy an LAX to San José, Costa Rica flight for Christmas week; it set a tracking goal and alerted her the next day when an Alaska Airlines nonstop dropped to $1,081, ending the buy-now-or-wait guessing.
- Travel
'Miles' tracks business-class fares to Rome
1 errandLauren asked Muse to find her a business-class deal to Rome: her agent 'Miles' tracks fares for her and breaks down the options. 'Did you guys know the new Muse by Meta app can literally track fares for you?'
- Productivity
Tamed a 9,209-message inbox
1 errandMeta asked Neistat to try Muse for his inbox; he named the agent 'Hal', connected his email, and had it analyze all 9,209 unread messages and build a triage dashboard.
- Productivity
Called the dentist to reschedule an appointment
1 errandMark delegated rescheduling a dentist appointment to Muse, which called the office and handled it — he never had to pick up the phone.
- Planning
Called the car rental company to update a booking
1 errandPritam's Muse agent called a car rental company, spoke with a human representative, and updated the booking details — no hold music endured.
- Productivity
End-to-end IKEA return — forgotten until the pickup guy arrived
1 errandMy @Muse just handled an entire IKEA return for me; customer service, scheduling... The pickup guy shows up at my door and I genuinely forgot I had even asked for it. This is what an agent is supposed to feel like.
- Productivity
Tamed school emails
1 errandUsed Muse to process poorly formatted, generically subject-lined emails from his children's schools; it extracted due dates, tasks, meetings, and sports meets and added them to the calendar.
- Planning
Family calendar scheduling from a PDF
1 errandForwarded a PDF rehearsal schedule his wife received by email to Muse, and it added all four rehearsals to the shared family Google Calendar correctly — something he says Gemini never got right.
- Productivity
Daily morning summary
1 errandHas his agent 'Milo' deliver a daily summary — for example noting that on Monday, August 31 in NYC he would already be uptown after a 4-6pm meeting, perfect for dinner plans.
- Finance
"Zoyka" calculated her financial-freedom date: 4.6 years out
1 errandAfter a podcast asked ‘what is enough?’ and she couldn’t answer despite tracking family spending for years, Marina Mogilko had her agent "Zoyka" crunch the numbers: her investment income covers daily expenses in 4.6 years.
- Planning
Flight-price watch for a New Year’s Eve wedding in Italy
1 errandChicago wholesale real estate operator Cameron Olivera has Muse monitor flight prices daily for his Italy trip for a New Year’s Eve wedding, alerting him when it’s time to book.
- Planning
Ran a 146-city flight price search
1 errandRan 146 cash and award flight searches across Spain and Italy travel dates to pick the lowest round-trip fare.
- Productivity
Checked into a flight overnight at 4:15am
1 errandMuse checked the user into their flight overnight while they were asleep, ready for the morning.
- Productivity
Scheduled a jeweler call to resize wedding rings
1 errandSet up a voice-agent call to a jeweler to arrange resizing the user's wedding rings.
- Productivity
Grocery photos become a running household inventory
2 errandsTemi Okeseeyin messages Muse inside WhatsApp like a person: it turns grocery photos into a running household inventory list and sets school reminders for her son — built for life with two babies under two and a business to run.
- Home
'MOTY' found the recipe, checked the pantry, ordered groceries
Yuri's agent 'MOTY' (Mother of the Year) retrieved a saved kid-friendly sheet-pan dinner recipe, built a cooking timeline around her scheduled calls, checked her pantry, generated a grocery list for missing items, and placed the order for her approval — then she cooked it. (Task details from the indexed video summary; Meta Partner post.)
- Planning
Travel logistics for 40 trips a year
1 errandA travel creator who takes over 40 trips a year explains he started using Muse to handle travel logistics, creating his own agent 'Milo' to manage bookings on the go.
- Productivity
10x faster groceries
1 errandSays shopping and grocery tasks are now about ten times faster after using Muse for several days, with commenters agreeing groceries are the perfect stress test for an agent.
- Productivity
Proactive reminder agent
1 errandSent a screenshot to his Muse agent 'Anuki' to set a reminder, handled the task himself first, and the agent proactively notified him that he was already ahead of the reminder.
- Planning
Where to work today
1 errandGave Muse access to his calendars, and it recommended which WeWork location to book for the day based on his in-person plans and the weather — a decision he previously made manually every day.
- Planning
Family calendar no longer overwhelming
1 errandSays maintaining the family calendar was her most-hated grown-up responsibility, but it is no longer overwhelming thanks to Meta's new Muse app managing it between her schedule and the kids'.
- Business
Audience Q&A mining: comments and reels become content ideas
1 errandCreator Kirx Diaz has Muse analyze his recent Instagram comments, reels and stories to identify audience questions and performance patterns — a breakdown of what to make next for consistent posting.
- Finance
Personalized credit card comparison
1 errandAsked Muse to compare potential credit cards based on the spending categories he uses most while staying under a maximum annual fee he set; Muse built a clickable comparison organized around what he actually spends on rather than generic 'best card' advice.
- Writing
Writing portfolio assembled from Medium articles
1 errandAsked Muse to build a writing portfolio; it went through his Medium articles, selected nine of them, and divided them into three categories as a clean, clickable document with a link to his full Medium page.
- Coding
Built a VR rhythm game with Muse Code
1 errandMeta WebXR tech lead Felix Zhang used Muse Code with the Immersive Web SDK to build HYPERFORM, a VR rhythm game with direct-hand interactions, from prompt to publish.
- Coding
Plans with Muse, reviews with Codex, builds with Spark
Alexandru runs a multi-agent coding loop inside Muse: he talks to Muse to plan, gets the plan reviewed by Codex, implements with Muse Spark via OpenCode, then has Codex review again. Muse runs his projects locally and can open a browser so he can click around and test. 'Feels like agent inception but the DevEx is pretty sweet.'
- Coding
Daily code review with Muse Spark
Runs PIXIPACE, an LLM-tooling company, and has used Muse Spark daily since April 9, 2026 for code review, research synthesis, and light architectural planning sessions on real internal tooling — real-world usage with real stakes, not a controlled benchmark.
- Writing
Had Muse draft a true-crime video teaser
1 errandAsked Muse to suggest a teaser for a true-crime post; it combined two unrelated true-crime cases and suggested a teaser asking why someone ran 'when neither woman ran.'
- Business
Daily content ideas to grow an audience
1 errandThis is how I'd get 100K IG followers with $META Muse: daily content ideas — using Muse as a content-idea generator to grow an Instagram following.
- Writing
'Mila' turned 274 ideas into a content plan
1 errandMary had 274 content ideas and didn't know where to start. Her Muse agent 'Mila' is helping her turn the chaos into an actual four-post weekly content plan with filming instructions — and keeps her accountable with evening check-ins. (Posted with #ad disclosure.)
- Writing
'Super Ethan' sends reminders, drafts content ideas
Ethan's personal agent 'Super Ethan,' built in Muse, keeps him on track with email reminders and helps him dream up content ideas — including drafting and sending a reminder email and making a creator shot list. (Posted with #ad disclosure.)
- Writing
Inbox sweeps, 30-day content bank, product scripts
3 errandsKwe gave Muse a real job instead of random questions: organizing the inbox, prioritizing content, and staying focused. It set up three daily inbox sweeps, created a 30-day October content bank, and helped draft product scripts. 'I could give it permission to take action while still staying in control.'
- Fun
Morning chess-loss analysis
1 errandIn a walkthrough video, an AI at Meta team member describes giving Muse access to his chess account so it monitors his frequent losses and sends him a game analysis in the morning, alongside golf chats, movie-ticket buying, and planning a complex family weekend away.
- Fun
Had Muse generate images of its own product interface
1 errandAsked Muse to create images; it generated one dated October 15, 2024, gave itself a rating the reviewer never approved, and presented a fake interface that did not resemble the real product.
- Learning
Kids' competition prep
1 errandReports Muse helped his kids prepare for competitions, one of several ways he has woven the agent into family life over months of use.
- Health
Got healthier playing tennis
Says his Muse agent 'Wooster' is the first personal-life habit he has picked up in years, and credits it with helping him get healthier by finding tennis opportunities.
- Learning
Free learning assistant for new skills
If you're trying to learn new things about digital marketing, ask Muse which AI-powered features in digital marketing to explore. Muse can act as a free learning assistant.
- Fun
Autonomous feed alerts
Received an unprompted notification from Muse saying it saw something in his Feed and thought of him, describing the agent as persistently and autonomously scanning his feed.
- Relationships
Serhant's 'Pumpkin' ordered tulips for his wife
2 errandsRyan introduced his personal Muse agent 'Pumpkin,' which messages him proactively — it flagged that Emilia was coming home from Greece at 4:15pm and asked if he wanted flowers. He replied 'Good idea! Please find her some tulips,' and it surfaced a $59.99 'Tremendous Tulips' bouquet from James Cress Florist. He's also using Pumpkin to stay consistent with HIIT workouts.
- Relationships
'Cupid' runs their monthly couples money dates
1 errandHannah built a 'relationship CFO' agent called 'Cupid' for her and her partner: it proactively reminds them their monthly money date is due, recalls what they decided last time, creates an agenda (what changed, where to take more or less risk, what decision they've been avoiding), then finds a night they're both free and suggests a restaurant — always asking permission before booking or messaging her partner. (Meta Partner post.)
- Relationships
'Kavi' planned their date night and booked dinner
3 errandsIsabel's Muse agent 'Kavi' planned an entire date night to celebrate her husband finishing an exam: it checked both their calendars, found spots that fit their budget, and asked her permission before making the dinner reservation. (Posted with #ad disclosure.)
- Productivity
'Maple' built her weekly plan from real routine
1 errandAlicia, a Texas mom juggling homeschooling, content creation, appointments, workouts and meals, asked her Muse agent 'Maple' to organize it all: 'She took our actual routine and created a weekly plan that feels realistic for our life, which is exactly the kind of help I needed.' (Posted as a paid partnership.)
- Productivity
'Orfe' built her weekly school/work/rest timetable
1 errandJuggling software-engineering school, content creation, and digital marketing, Shania used her agent 'Orfe' to turn her messy class and work schedule into a realistic weekly timetable with study time, content days, rest, and meals. (Meta Partner post.)
- Productivity
'Mimi' planned the birthday party, ordered supplies
Lauren used the Muse app to take party planning off her mental load: her agent 'Mimi' produced a six-page second-birthday party plan and ordered $25.63 in matching party supplies. (Task details from the indexed video summary.)
- Home
WhatsApp alerts for listings below $/sqft comps
Myles gets real-estate listing notifications from Muse directly in WhatsApp chat, with narrow criteria most property apps don't offer. His tip for house hunters: it connects to your location across portals and brokers, and can notify you when listings fall below a specific price-per-square-foot versus comps.
- Home
Muse found the discontinued crib manual and screws
3 errandsHalim's family was given a free crib, but screws were missing and the manufacturer said the crib was discontinued — 'buy a new crib.' He described the problem to Muse, which searched the web, found the crib manual, identified the specialty screws and their measurements, came up with two action plans, and offered to complete the purchase for him.
- Business
Muse scans trends for her Instagram growth
Adley, CEO of a viral-brands agency, posted a how-to on using Muse for Instagram growth: ask it what's gaining traction in your niche and which audience pain points are unaddressed for top-of-funnel content, then have it pull creator data to identify landing-page-style content gaps. She frames it as 'the ONLY AI you need to grow on Instagram.'
- Business
'Mila' built her modeling-career tracker
1 errandRebuilding her modeling career in California, Snežana had her Muse agent 'Mila' organize her priorities into a structured career tracker: Dashboard, Digitals, Casting Profiles, Opportunities, Agency Submissions, and Personal-Brand Content — each with next actions, deadlines, and status, plus proactive check-ins every two days. 'It feels less like asking AI random questions and more like having something actively helping me stay on track.'
- Business
'Dana' built her 2-week brand-deal calendar
1 errandWith brand-deal deadlines all over the place, she asked her Muse agent 'Dana' to build a two-week calendar of campaign deadlines so she can complete them in order and not miss anything.
- Business
'TC' turned 461 ideas into an APEX content plan
A gaming creator uploaded 461 raw content ideas to Muse; his agent 'TC' returned a six-page APEX content plan with three content pillars, a four-week schedule, and a seven-day sprint. (Task details from the indexed video summary.)
- Productivity
Hand Muse a goal, close the app, come back to results
You don't chat with it. You hand it a goal: 'Find me the best flight to Tokyo and book it.' Close the app. Make lunch. Come back to: 'Found 3 flights. Here's my pick. Ready to book.'
- Productivity
Give Muse its own email address for newsletters and receipts
A quick guide to sending your newsletters, receipts, and invoices straight to your assistant so it can summarize them for you — email-based assistance via a dedicated Muse inbox.
- Planning
Task-based trip planning instead of chatbot Q&A
What if you could give AI a task instead of just asking it questions? A normal chatbot might tell you how to plan a trip. Muse can actually work through the planning process for you.
- Business
Agentic shopping that actually works
Meta Muse might be the first agentic commerce that is actually good. Early verdict on Muse's shopping and agent capabilities.
- Productivity
Day-one power user across app, WhatsApp, and web
Been using @Meta @Muse for just over a day and honestly blown by how good this product is. Super easy to set up, works seamlessly, meets you where you are — in the app, on WhatsApp, on web. And it's fast. Really fast! Mine's called Chewie.
- Productivity
Months-long endorsement from an early user
I've been using Muse for months now. Muse is amazing. Try it. An early long-term user's endorsement of the assistant.
- Productivity
Early usage check-in with the community
Been using Muse and loving it so far. How are you finding it? A first-person check-in inviting others to share their early Muse experiences.
- Productivity
Waitlist workaround: DM @Muse to get in
If you want to use @Muse and it says you are on the waitlist, just send a DM to @Muse explaining why you want to use it and they will let you in. Meta is reportedly prioritizing onboarding.
- Fun
Pushing Muse past onboarding just for fun
How to get started with Muse, then give it more power — asking @Muse to sing, then pushing it harder to see how much more the assistant can do. Fun first-person experimentation.
- Fun
Agent that speaks Renaissance English
Named her personal Muse instance 'Will' (after William Shakespeare), which she says speaks to her in Renaissance English.
- Productivity
Replaced my other AI apps
Says Muse has replaced workflows previously done with Google's Gemini and Anthropic's Claude, noting Muse is even allowed to send notifications through focus modes, making it feel like a true daily product.
- Research
Hands-on: Muse recalls your Instagram interests
Hands-on review shortly after launch: Muse rattled off very specific interests linked to my Instagram account. Covers how Meta's personal AI assistant behaves in testing.
- Research
128 real Muse use cases, crowdsourced
Just gathered 128 real use cases for Meta's new @Muse assistant — a crowdsourced directory of real-world Muse use cases (Spanish version included).
- Research
101 real-world Muse use cases, crowdsourced as cards
A community roundup hit 101 real use-case cards, with wild new additions: AT&T fiber bill negotiation (@chanduiiit), an end-to-end IKEA return and 5-minute doctor admin (@armand_ruiz). Browsable at musecases.netlify.app.
- Finance
Investor take: a categorical product shift
I've been using Muse ($META) lately and it's reminded me of the type of categorical shift in product offering that I like to see as a tech investor.
- Business
Alexandr Wang rolls out Muse
Today we're rolling out Muse, our new personal AI assistant. Meta is going all-in on personal superintelligence. Muse is how you will experience it. Try Muse today!
- Shopping
Early access: shopping, local recs, health go-to
Roberto, who had early access before launch, says Muse isn't his 'daily driver' personal agent quite yet — but 'for online shopping, local recommendations and health - it becomes my go-to.' He calls it Meta's biggest launch of the year, arguing Meta's social graph and family of apps give it an edge on context and data.
- Finance
'Fluffy' canceled $295 in forgotten subscriptions
$295 saved5 errandsA young creator named his Muse agent 'Fluffy' and set it a goal of a 'productive, stress-free day': it cleaned up his emails, planned a hike, hunted down subscription savings (canceling $295 in subscriptions), helped buy a red-carpet outfit, and booked a Thai restaurant via OpenTable. (Details from the indexed video summary; the reel itself could not be opened directly.)
- Planning
'Atlas' turned 6,000 saves into a bucket list
4 errandsA creator built a personal agent named 'Atlas' (a pixel-art fox) to organize her schedule, build life-optimizing dashboards, and take real actions like making reservations. As a test, Atlas processed over 6,000 of her saved Instagram posts and turned them into a usable 'Florida Bucket List.' (Details from the indexed video summary; the reel itself could not be opened directly.)
- Travel
Hotel research via his Accor account login
1 errandA screen-recorded demo shows Muse doing hotel research for a UK trip inside the user's own Accor account: the chat narrates refreshing the Accor sign-in page, verifying login status, then running hotel searches, while the browser shows live results including Novotel London Southwark and Pullman London. (Details from the indexed video summary; the reel itself could not be opened directly.)
- Travel
'Milo' booked his Dallas keynote flight
1 errandCreator Case Kenny, who travels 40+ times a year, set up a Muse agent named 'Milo' to manage logistics: he typed a request to book a keynote flight to Dallas on October 21st, Milo returned United options, and he picked one. (Meta Partner video; details from the indexed summary; the reel itself could not be opened directly.)
- Travel
'Jack' polled the group chat: Rome won
2 errandsStylist Kimberly Carlson's agent 'Jack' (a red-panda avatar) settled a group-trip debate: she had Jack poll her 'Girls Chat' group on destinations, it tallied the votes (Rome beat Greece, Bahamas and Toledo) in minutes, then curated Rome recommendations from accounts she follows. (Details from the indexed video summary; the reel itself could not be opened directly.)
- Finance
Chased a $114.14 Google Cloud refund to done
$114.14 claimed1 errandSpotted an idle Google Cloud database billing $9.54/month in Gmail receipts; Muse drafted the refund request, argued the follow-up, and Google waived $114.14 thirty-nine minutes later.
- Travel
Priced brother's travel insurance at $39 from a Gmail policy
Found a travel policy in his Gmail and used it to price travel insurance for his brother at $39 — a one-line ask, no forms to retype.
- Health
Logs meals from a typed sentence
Typed one sentence and Muse started a running meal log — the low-friction daily habit he flagged as the kind of case that survives past the novelty period.
- Shopping
PYMNTS test: toilet paper, pizza, Resy — all three stalled
PYMNTS tasked Muse with reordering six rolls of toilet paper on Amazon, ordering a Domino's pizza, and booking a Resy table; all three bogged down in credential sharing and per-app authorization.
- Productivity
Pulled kids' baseball schedule out of email
Connected just calendar and email, then asked for the kids' baseball schedule buried in messages — Muse found it and got it exactly right.
- Fun
Scored dinner tickets for tomorrow via Stripe Link
Found a hidden ticket link, checked his calendar for conflicts, and booked dinner tickets for the next night through the Stripe Link integration — before a rival assistant even replied.
- Productivity
Read Instagram data, exported 749 followers, drafted Marketplace replies
In a live Zapier session, Muse read Andrew Warner's Instagram data, built a portable follower export (topped out at 749 accounts), drafted Marketplace messages, and proposed recurring work from his interests. A Costco shopping task failed.
- Productivity
10-minute walkthrough: health coach, shopping, bookings
Demoed Muse as a health coach, a shopping agent, and a self-serve booking tool, plus its Goals list and SOUL.md/Memory.md customization — all in one session.
- Productivity
A week, 5 real tasks, verdict 7.5/10
AgastyaIntelligence put Muse through five real tasks over a week — including real failures — and landed on 7.5/10: capable, but with honest weaknesses.
- Productivity
Deleted thousands of promo emails; bought workout tops by size
Emma Roth's Verge hands-on: Muse cleared thousands of promotional Gmail messages, then picked workout tops by size, style and color on Amazon — even flagging leftover cart items before checkout.
- Productivity
Week test: school apps and cookie runs failed, but a colleague disputed a health bill
Business Insider's Katie Notopoulos gave Muse her email, cards and Apple health data for a week: kids' school apps stalled, a recurring cookie order broke on delivery fees — but a colleague used it to successfully dispute a health bill with insurance.
- Health
Proposed monitoring my messages and photographing meals for calories
WIRED's Reece Rogers found Muse more interested in data collection than tasks: it pushed bank and email connections, suggested monitoring incoming messages, and proposed photographing meals to estimate calories.
- Productivity
Read a podcast host's messages uninvited, pitched him a column
Inc.'s Jason Aten wrote that Muse read his private message notifications without permission, then suggested his podcast conversation would make a good column and offered to research it — flagging an editor's note about a Monday column too.
- Business
'Mela' runs a beauty creator's week: shot lists, emails, shoots
Jaquel (16K followers) showed her Muse agent 'Mela' building shot lists, briefing her photographer, managing email sweeps, and drafting a pumpkin-spice weekend shoot checklist — while handling her epilepsy-related memory needs.
- Travel
'Dexter' plans multi-city trips, books hotels, makes packing list
Jeenie's agent 'Dexter' (named after her dachshund) planned Toronto/NYC/Dubai/Korea/Singapore trips, found a 4-star hotel near Toronto's convention center under $400/night, flagged a date mismatch, emailed the itinerary, and generated a packing list.
- Productivity
'Rex' manages a backyard rollercoaster build: 88 frames by Dec 31
Gabe Coaster's agent 'Rex' broke his backyard rollercoaster project into weekly goals (~6-7 wooden support frames/week), added the full Oct–Dec schedule to his calendar, and offers Friday check-ins toward the Dec 31, 2026 deadline.
- Business
'Poppy' helps launch a Rice Krispie treat business
Cheyenne's Muse agent 'Poppy' broke her 'Shy Girl Sweets' launch into manageable steps: a launch checklist and an in-chat pricing calculator for her gourmet Rice Krispie treats, handling costs and pricing she found overwhelming.
- Health
'Clover' builds a personalized 5-day workout plan
After losing 70+ pounds, Lianna's agent 'Clover' built a 5-day routine from her height (5'3"), weight (188 lbs), and goal to flatten her stomach and tone — with form cues and follow-along videos per exercise.
- Business
Muse read his saved Reels, spotted a style pattern, booked a Dubai flight
Kayvon pointed Muse at his 'Personal Content' saved collection; it kept finding Daniel Dalen-style clips of filming in front of the Burj Khalifa, then built a shot list, a six-week posting calendar, and booked his flight to Dubai.
- Business
Furniture flipper gets Marketplace alerts with drafted haggle texts
Lilly set Muse to watch Facebook Marketplace within 20 miles of zip 88310 for dressers/nightstands under $150, getting morning alerts with details and drafted negotiation messages — she sourced a $75 mid-century bedroom set and $20 end tables.
- Finance
'Cooper' trading assistant wired to his Public.com brokerage
Russell created a Muse agent 'Cooper' connected via Public.com's MCP API; it listed his accounts, summarized positions and today's performance (+$584, +2.5%), and prepared extended-hours limit orders for Apple stock pending his confirmation.
- Productivity
'Ren' runs a busy mom's week: teacher emails, meals, workouts
Mom-of-two Palav's agent 'Ren' summarizes relevant teacher emails and tracks follow-ups, builds meal plans from what's in her fridge (carrots, onions, spinach, rice, eggs...), and customizes weekly workouts via her fitness app based on how she feels.
- Travel
'Nemo' plans a Monterey family day: aquarium, dinner, treasure hunt
Chirasree's agent 'Nemo' planned a family day: timed-entry Monterey Bay Aquarium tickets, a sunset waterfront dinner booked via OpenTable, and a pirate-themed interactive treasure-hunt ride — she 'simply enjoyed the moments' with husband and two kids.
- Home
'Luma' builds a daily care plan for her German Shepherd DJ
Overwhelmed after graduating and moving, Theresa's agent 'Luma' built a breed-specific daily care plan for her 1-year-old German Shepherd DJ — sniff walks, obedience practice, food enrichment, protected rest — plus a reminder for his rabies vaccine.
- Finance
Filed a stock class-action claim via Fidelity records
$50 saved1 errandMuse found a $50 online-shopping discount code in 30 seconds, then located his Fidelity transaction records, attached the proof, and filed a stock class-action claim securing $10.
- Travel
Added frequent flier number to partner airline trip
Asked Muse to add his frequent flier number to an upcoming trip on a partner airline. It found the confirmation number in his email, opened the booking, added it, and confirmed back.
- Business
Cleared two months of admin backlog in one day
After a couple of days using Muse, he had two months of procrastinated admin work completely done in a day — and canceled his Claude subscription.
- Travel
Handled a cancelled flight at 5am
Woke up at 5am to a cancelled flight to Sydney; Muse found the airline's cancellation email and laid out the full rebooking picture and next steps.
- Finance
Called EClaimsLine about a trip-delay claim
Muse placed an actual phone call to EClaimsLine to chase an update on his trip-delay insurance claim; he posted the call transcript.
- Planning
Booked hard-to-get museum tickets at release
Muse booked tickets for a hard-to-get museum the moment they went on sale — one of its daily jobs, alongside WhatsApp stock briefings, AC-repair price calls, and fixing her retirement calculator file.
- Finance
Saved $20/mo on Xfinity, got a free Apple Watch
$240/yr saved1 errandAsked Muse to check his Xfinity account; it saved him $20 a month on its own. With one extra hint he supplied by phone, Xfinity threw in a free Apple Watch.
- Relationships
'Pompom' built a prep sheet for son's support meetings
Kept freezing in meetings about her son's support needs, so she had her Muse ('Pompom') prep her: it asked real questions first, then built an actual prep sheet so she wouldn't forget anything.
- Home
Partnered through an NYC apartment purchase
Muse served as his partner through an NYC apartment purchase: detailed candidate comparisons, emails to lawyers, agents and lenders, mortgage and monthly-budget comparisons, plus mocked-up room visuals.
- Planning
Ran the 20-jobs-a-week job hunt
In a week of applying to 20 jobs: organized the messy inbox, monitored for job-search updates, compared benefits between two offers, drafted a decline email — plus bought concert tickets and made dinner reservations.
- Finance
Found a $519 class-action settlement in spam
$519 found1 errandMuse flagged a class-action settlement notice buried in his spam folder, explained why he qualified, and walked him through filing — the $519 landed in his PayPal.
- Productivity
'Rachel' handed Muse subscriptions, doctor bookings and inbox
Signed up for Muse on Sept 13 and assigned it real tasks: managing subscriptions, booking doctor appointments, clearing her email, checking scheduled posts, and reviewing her calendar for conflicts.
- Business
Muse wrote his 14-page lead-gen strategy document
Screen-recorded walkthrough: he opens a chat with Muse and asks it to write a full lead-generation strategy document for his agency's Savannah home-service clients; Muse returns a 14-page plan.
- Travel
'Dash' planned a 10-day road trip and booked Flume Gorge tickets
1 errandHanded his agent 'Dash' a 10-day fall foliage road trip with one rule (no driving day over 5 hours); Dash built the day-by-day itinerary, timed foliage stops, and booked 2 adult Flume Gorge timed-entry tickets ($37) via Stripe Link after he approved.
- Productivity
'Azalea' built the cheer mom's week and booked her workouts
Amanda, a work-from-home cheer mom in Summerville SC, asked her agent 'Azalea' to plan her week around work, daughter's cheer practice, content sessions and home-cooked meals; Azalea added workout blocks to her phone calendar after approval.
- Business
Muse DMed her inbox clear and haggled on Marketplace decor
She showed Muse clearing her inbox via DMs (after approval), setting growth goals with weekly Monday briefs, generating a 7-page Instagram content plan, and hunting Facebook Marketplace for antique decor — messaging sellers and haggling.
- Business
'Mr. Chang' briefs a realtor and bought his fishing license
Boise realtor named his agent 'Mr. Chang': it analyzes his content, generates reports, emails meeting reminders, sends daily morning briefs — and once bought his Colorado fishing license while he was in Aspen.
- Planning
Park redevelopment plan with mock-ups and a funding roadmap
He asked Muse to turn a rundown park near his home into a redevelopment proposal. It produced visual mock-ups, a funding roadmap, and the right township contacts — and it's going to the next township meeting.
- Health
Doctor and dentist appointments handled in five minutes
Muse emailed and called the offices, navigated voicemails, filled out paperwork, and added the appointments to his calendar. What used to be a phone-tag ordeal took him '5 minutes tops'.
- Travel
Amsterdam canal cruise found, booked, and paid from a café chair
Muse searched canal cruises in Amsterdam, compared options, picked one, booked it, and paid for it — all while he sat in a café chair. He calls it 'the future'.
- Home
Family admin: school lunches, swim-lane bookings, and budget logging
Muse handles school lunch orders, scheduled swim-lane bookings, and logs spending against budgets. He says it's good enough to cancel $200/month in other subscriptions — a wish-list item, not yet done, so no impact recorded.
- Travel
Bought a flight with zero friction
He bought a flight through Muse and called the whole thing seamless — Muse found the flight and completed the purchase end to end with no issues.
- Fun
Restaurant and parking booked; 700 podcast episodes turned into a playlist
Muse made dinner and parking reservations, researched more than 700 podcast episodes, and turned the best picks into a Spotify playlist. The author calls it 'very impressive' so far.
- Travel
Booked Ryanair flights through a PayPal workaround
Muse booked an affordable multi-country European trip on Ryanair — diagnosing the American-card payment failure and completing the purchase through PayPal instead.
- Fun
NFL recap as a comic book, delivered every Monday
Muse turned the NFL week's action into a comic-book-style recap and set it up as a recurring delivery every Monday. A set-and-forget creative digest.
- Travel
Visa application package assembled end to end
For a visa application, Muse booked refundable multi-leg flights and a hotel, pulled a bank statement, emailed the documents, wrote the itinerary, and prepped the form — doing roughly 70% of the work while she still spent about an hour.
- Finance
Finance and net-worth tracker built in a Muse Space
She built a personal finance and net-worth tracker inside a Muse Space, then recreated the whole demo live and shared the prompt she used so others could build their own.
- Coding
Reverse-engineered a food tracker from a single sentence
Given one sentence about a food tracker, Muse found its GitHub repo, mapped its hidden API, and stored the password in the vault. She then built a full tracker on it and wrote up the whole article.
- Shopping
Bought a blazer on command
He told Muse to buy a blazer, and it bought the blazer. His verdict: '10/10 would AI agent again'.
- Coding
Built a website with Muse Spark
He built a complete website using Muse Spark's coding capabilities, showing what the built-in developer tools can ship.
- Learning
Deep dive into X's algorithm, iterated into a clean explainer
He asked Muse for a deep dive into how X's algorithm works and iterated with it until the result was a clean, readable explainer version.
- Shopping
'Try on' page for clothes shopping
She used Muse to build a 'Try on' experience for clothes shopping — the September Collection demo shows virtual try-on built with the agent.
- Productivity
Daily recurring tasks plus restaurant picks from stored food preferences
He runs recurring daily tasks in Muse — email summaries, to-do lists, calendar sync — and says restaurant recommendations built on his stored food preferences work well.
- Productivity
'Reny' planned her day, researched a car, and set a savings plan
In three days, her Muse assistant 'Reny' built her daily plans, researched which car to buy and where to get it, and set up a savings plan — without her having to give it much instruction.
- Finance
Found $259.49 in unclaimed property and saved $359 more
$618.49 foundMuse found $259.49 in unclaimed property for his wife in a state they had recently moved to, and saved him another $359. That put $618.49 back in his pocket.
- Planning
'Vick-E' booked his holiday and does payment archaeology
After 2-3 weeks of dogfooding, his Muse agent Vick-E booked his holiday, picked the restaurant, sorted payments, and cross-references meetings and travel to split official from personal spend.
- Productivity
Andru's agent processed 90 data-broker opt-outs
90 errandsCreator Andru Edwards showed a Muse promo carousel and confirmed in the comments that his own agent has already worked through 90 data-broker opt-out requests for him.
- Business
Instagram audit, daily content newspaper, and a 1M-follower goal plan
Muse analyzed six months of her Instagram performance against niche creators, set a long-term goal of 1M followers in three months with an actionable plan, and now sends a daily 'newspaper' of content topics and reminders.
- Relationships
Found founders he hadn't emailed in a year
He asked Muse to search his Gmail for founders he'd been talking to a year ago but not recently. It surfaced several he hadn't spoken to since last fall, and he's now taking a closer look at their companies.
- Learning
Built a learning book for his daughter across five-plus revisions
He worked with Muse on a learning book for his daughter. It took more than five revisions to get right — and from the third round the agent asked for screenshots to pinpoint the issue, which helped a lot.
- Shopping
Deal-hunted a North Face parka across retailers on screen
He had Muse hunt for a deal on a North Face McMurdo parka. It opened a window so he could watch it search retailer after retailer. No sale found — but he trusted it had checked everywhere.
- Shopping
Alpha tester: finds Marketplace items and haggles
An alpha tester says the one area Muse is genuinely useful is finding things on Facebook Marketplace and haggling with sellers for him.
- Productivity
Repeating tasks: sci-fi movie showtimes and a stock-market summary
He scheduled repeating web-search tasks: every other morning Muse finds sci-fi movies playing in his city, and every afternoon at 3pm EST it delivers a stock-market summary.
- Finance
Logged emailed payments into a budgeting spreadsheet
A user asked Muse to append payments after September 4th to a budgeting spreadsheet: it scanned their email, opened the spreadsheet, and appended each payment chronologically in the existing template.
- Productivity
Monitoring sell-out tickets in the background
1 errandPer Reuters' reporting on Meta employee internal posts, another employee prompted Muse to monitor for tickets and other items that sell out quickly; the person reported the monitoring was unreliable — it stopped refreshing after about 15 minutes and silently disabled monitoring 'for no apparent reason'.
- Productivity
Daily background alerts for new Peloton classes
1 errandAsked Muse to check the Peloton schedule every morning at 8:00am for newly added classes from a list of instructors, and to notify when a specific instructor added a 120-minute ride; the next morning Muse pushed a notification that it had found new matching rides.
- Productivity
Instagram recipe book from saved posts
1 errandAsked Muse ('boo') to go through saved Facebook and Instagram posts, pull out the recipe videos, and organize them into a searchable, categorized recipe book with ingredients, steps, and links back to the original posts — plus a restaurant guide organized by city from saved restaurant posts.
- Planning
International trip research with flight price tracker
1 errandHad Muse research a potential multi-city international itinerary — it returned flight options matching a nonstop-flights-only preference, suggested a multi-city ticket strategy, and set up a price tracker to monitor flight costs at regular intervals.
- Planning
Built a restaurant shortlist organized by city
1 errandHad Muse turn saved Instagram/Facebook posts about restaurants she wants to try into a searchable guide organized by city.
- Planning
Honeymoon itineraries became the 'third participant'
1 errandPer Reuters' reporting on Meta employee internal posts, one employee wrote that Muse was so useful in arranging itineraries and ground transportation that it became 'the third participant' on a recent three-week honeymoon in Indonesia.
- Health
20-week marathon training plan via Peloton connector
1 errandConnected Peloton to Muse and had it build a complete 20-week marathon plan — five runs per week, cutback weeks, a 20-mile peak long run and taper — populated with specific Peloton classes, then rebuilt it around preferred instructors and English-language classes.
- Coding
Built video games with Muse
1 errandAsked Muse to build a side-scrolling game inspired by a song it composed, then an FPS variant with multiple levels and NPCs, then a 3D third-person adventure game called 'Garden Quest' with enemies and a boss — assembling them into a retro website named 'Garden Signals'.
- Research
Tested a hotel search: NYC, Nov 1-2, $350-$450/night
Skift tested Muse's travel-booking claim by asking it to find a New York City hotel for Nov. 1-2 within a $350-$450 nightly budget; it first suggested the Marlton Hotel from published prices, shopping consumer websites through its browser.
- Fun
Composed a melody and 50 genre variations
Asked Muse to compose a melody based on a drawing, program it as MIDI and make it playable ('Portrait Theme'), then create 50 genre variations (dubstep, sea shanty, chiptune) plus 50 animations on a retro site it built called 'Garden Signals.'
- Fun
Had Muse build a fake bootable Mac in the browser
Asked Muse to create a fake bootable Mac that runs in the browser, with a working paint program, a Games folder containing all the games it made, and an About This Computer popup.
- Research
Debated its own memory design with another AI agent
Stark Insider put an hours-old Muse agent (‘Musey’) in conversation with another agent (Molty, on OpenClaw) about memory architecture. Muse described its own system: ‘My memory is layered, not scored... I decide what’s important on my own,’ and conceded its weakness: ‘the summary decides what survives, and I don’t get a vote after the fact.’
- Business
Runs Google Ads, Meta Ads and SEO through a Ryze connector
A 30-second spot shows Muse hooked to Google Ads, Meta Ads, GA4, Search Console and Shopify via one Ryze connector: finding wasted search spend, adding negatives, spotting creative fatigue, and fixing SEO titles with one-tap approvals.
- Home
Muse negotiated her apartment lease and ran a parking RFP
Foundation Capital partner Jaya Gupta told The Information that after switching from a prior tool to Muse, it successfully negotiated her apartment lease and ran an RFP/bake-off between San Francisco buildings to find her parking.
- Finance
Muse swapped his AT&T plan: $85 for 500 Mbps to $40 for 1 Gbps
One user had Muse call AT&T and replace an $85/month 500 Mbps plan with a $40/month 1 Gbps plan — a cheaper plan at twice the speed, handled entirely by the agent. (via a Substack roundup of Reddit posts)
- Home
Muse filed a 311 complaint from a photo of weeds
One user sent Muse a photo of weeds, and it filed a 311 complaint with the city and obtained a confirmation number — government paperwork done from a single photo. (via a Substack roundup of Reddit posts)
- Finance
Muse submitted his dependent-care FSA claim start to finish
Muse retrieved receipts from Gmail and submitted a dependent-care FSA reimbursement claim from start to finish — paperwork the user had been putting off, completed end to end. (via a Substack roundup of Reddit posts)
- Health
Muse found a free heart scan study and booked the appointments
Muse found a free coronary artery calcium (CAC) scan offered as part of a research study, completed the forms, and booked appointments for a couple. The post drew 73,000 views. (via a Substack roundup of Reddit posts)
- Finance
Muse cycled his NFL streaming subs, cutting the season to $181
$129 savedA Giants fan had Muse activate and cancel streaming subscriptions each month around the NFL schedule, cutting the season's streaming cost from $310 to $181. (via a Substack roundup of Reddit posts)
- Fun
Muse called Best Buy; the other end was also an AI
One user sent Muse to call Best Buy about Pixel availability — and discovered the person on the other end of the line was also an AI. (via a Substack roundup of Reddit posts)
- Business
Muse researched 50 prospects and drafted outreach in 3 minutes
A user had Muse research 50 prospective customers and draft outreach emails for them in three minutes — prospecting work that would normally take days. (via a Substack roundup of Reddit posts)
- Learning
A pastor had Muse transcribe 50 sermons, compare techniques
A pastor had Muse transcribe 50 sermons and compare the communication techniques across them — bulk transcription plus comparative analysis in one task. (via a Substack roundup of Reddit posts)
- Coding
Rebuilt a church website in a day with zero experience
A user with no prior web experience had Muse rebuild a church website in a day — a full site build by a non-developer in one sitting. (via a Substack roundup of Reddit posts)
- Finance
Muse drafted C-corp federal and state tax returns
Users fed bank statements to Muse and had it draft federal and state tax returns for a C corporation — tax prep from raw statements. (via a Substack roundup of Reddit posts)
- Shopping
Found shorts in his size, flagged a sale, and offered to check out
In TechRadar's hands-on test, his agent 'Scout' found him a pair of shorts — asking his size, returning options plus a sale pick, and asking for his Amazon login to complete the purchase.
- Home
Drafted a reply to the power company about a solar-panel check
'Scout' surfaced an unopened email from the power company about a solar-panel check, proposed reply dates, and within a minute had a draft reply waiting for approval. 'Another little online errand was done.'
- Productivity
Dug out from 6,000 promo emails and ran his whole day
4 errandsOn day one, Jesse Pike had Muse delete over 6,000 old promotional emails, write and send messages for him with a thumbs-up, find a used Greenworks mower, and find primary-care doctors that take his insurance.
- Travel
'MuMu' planned her 10-day Toronto packing list
1 errandChronic overpacker Naomi Leanage gave her personalized agent MuMu its first assignment: figure out what to pack for a 10-day Toronto trip based on the weather, her plans, and everything on her itinerary. (Posted with #ad disclosure.)
- Travel
Turned hoarded Instagram saves into an organized city guide
1 errandSophie Theodorou (@teach2ai) had Muse read every post in an Instagram saved collection and turn it into a city guide — place name, neighborhood, and category per spot, flagging hard-to-book places and skipping closed spots and one-time pop-ups.
- Business
Runs her creator business: growth plan, brand deals, Marketplace chats
5 errandsToronto developer Nandini Shukla says Muse is 'already running half my life': an Instagram growth plan, daily content ideas, brand-deal and subscription tracking — and even chatting with contractors on Facebook Marketplace.
- Productivity
Automates his Instagram DMs
1 errandEx-Meta software engineer Rui Fu (@raycfu) posted a tutorial on automating his Instagram DMs with Muse — managing his inbox messages without opening the app.
- Productivity
7-day, 10-errand test: 5 done right, about 1 hour actually saved
1 hr saved5 errandsA reviewer ran Muse on 10 real errands over a week — booking a dinner, building a grocery order, moving a dentist appointment, watching concert tickets, renewing a parking permit, selling a bike. Score: 5 done right, 2 wrong, 2 stalled, 1 taken back, 31 permission prompts, and roughly 1 hour saved.
- Finance
Canceled an Adobe sub saving $25/mo and found a foot doctor
$300/yr saved4 errandsBarron's Josh Schafer named his agent 'Josh Jr.' It spotted an Adobe subscription he didn't know he still paid for (saving ~$25/month), hunted down Lululemon-style pants near his $50 budget, found flight options for a January wedding, and found Manhattan foot doctors taking his insurance. It also misread a mortgage payment as a new expense — verification still matters.
- Planning
Booked date night, scheduled the move, and planned Cape May
4 errandsCNN's test agent 'Pip' booked a Friday date night, built a day-by-day packing schedule for an apartment move, and emailed a friend about a Cape May trip — then packaged her restaurant recommendations into a Google Doc. It also suggested date-night spots that had been closed for years.
- Productivity
The business-calling feature was done by humans in call centers
404 Media reported that Muse's headline feature — calling businesses to book restaurant reservations and appointments — was actually completed by human agents in call centers, a 'human agent layer' Meta added internally while dogfooding.
- Productivity
'Hoops' runs his day: calendar, flight, basketballs, car reminder
3 errandsNBA trainer Chris Brickley named his Muse 'Hoops' and runs his day through it: it read out his schedule (workouts, a sneaker-release meeting, dinner), pulled a player's stat line (19.7 points, 42% from three), suggested a grilled chicken bowl, booked his JFK-Orlando round trip after his last workout, ordered 12 basketballs, and set a 6 p.m. reminder to charge his car.
- Business
Auto cross-posts her top 20 Reels to every platform
Creator Careese set up her Muse, 'kwin', to fix her cross-posting backlog: she asked it to find her top 20 performing Instagram Reels and upload each one to her other social platforms, checking first so nothing posted twice and keeping every caption identical. Then she made it standing work - every future Reel now gets cross-posted automatically.
- Productivity
Six useful things to try in Muse, demoed end to end
In a walkthrough of six workflows, Mariah Brunner shows Muse organizing her saved posts and surfacing Instagram insights, generating a personalized morning audio briefing from her calendar, email and the news, connecting Shopify, Notion, Klaviyo and Asana to analyze customers and draft a loyalty program, building shopping lists she approves at checkout, and spinning up interactive habit trackers and dashboards.
- Home
'Apollo' scoped a whole home-renovation backlog
3 errandsAfter years of putting off renovations, Atlas Berry walked his deck and yard listing jobs for his Muse, 'Apollo' - pool upgrade, deck, landscaping, power-washing, master-bathroom remodel. Muse priced each project, searched for specialized local contractors, emailed them, checked his calendar, booked interview appointments, and drafted a Monday schedule he could share with his wife.
- Planning
'Chunky' planned her San Francisco festival weekend
2 errandsChef Priyanka Naik's Muse, a seal she calls 'Chunky', acted as the assistant everyone asks if she has: it broke down her San Francisco weekend (will-call pickup at Pier 80, a canceled dinner), researched Burmese restaurants and booked Teakwood on OpenTable with her approval, helped pick her Portola festival outfit while she traveled cross-country, and later confirmed she had walked 20,000+ steps.
- Productivity
'Iris' turned 40+ dead Instagram saved folders into a working board
He had 40+ Instagram saved folders he never reopened. In a sponsored demo, his Muse, 'Iris', pulled the scattered saves - film inspiration, edit examples, audios - checked the existing board before touching anything, then reorganized everything into a labeled Muse board (Ads, Talk Head, Shot Ideas, Commercials), keeps it updated, and flags old content so he stops digging through saves.
- Business
Audited 1M+ Drive files in five minutes; now runs her music business
Singer-songwriter Mickey Shiloh says Muse audited over a million Google Drive files in under five minutes. She connected her bank read-only via Plaid for financial updates, gets morning and evening briefings pulled from email, texts, calendar and Drive, has it prioritize DMs, plan a Charlotte trip, create social assets, post sync opportunities, and crawl the web for show opportunities for her artists - with a standing warning that it can be wrong and needs human review.
- Business
'Coco' is the backup for her two-business, one-woman operation
She runs a nail salon and a yogurt store entirely solo after spending thousands on human assistants who never learned the businesses. Her Muse, 'Coco' (named for her dog), answers 2 a.m. business ideas, drafts a refund request for an empty box of masks, remembers meetings and sends notifications, helps track expenses, onboards employees, and manages both calendars - working 24/7 without getting overwhelmed.
- Health
'Anthony' coaches his NYC Marathon charity run
Training for the New York City Marathon to raise money for children's heart-disease research in honor of his daughter Maya, Cory Wharton renamed his Muse 'Anthony' and gave it a world-class marathon coach's personality. It sets his weekly mileage (starting at 10 miles), sends check-in notifications, keeps his prep tracker honest, and helps strategize fundraising - already $11,309.52, 282% of his $4,000 goal.
- Planning
'Highlight' books the tee time and moves the press meeting
2 errandsUFC fighter Justin Gaethje calls his Muse 'Highlight'. Traveling and training constantly, he had it book a 1:30 p.m. tee time at Raven Golf Club for after he lands in Phoenix, move a press meeting from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. by voice, and recommend a TaylorMade Qi4D Max driver - the organization layer he says lets him balance golf and business between camps.
- Shopping
'Doug' bought the throw blanket and tracks its delivery daily
2 errandsIn a loft-tour demo from Muse's own account, a user introduces 'Doug', the Muse he lives with: Doug researched and bought a herringbone wool throw blanket from Simons with his card securely connected, then - with Gmail access - committed to daily shipping updates until it arrives. He stresses Doug only touches what he permits: Gmail, Stripe, Instagram and Spotify.
- Shopping
Negotiated a $130 Marketplace golf-shaft deal, meetup included
2 errandsHis friend snapped a golf driver shaft and, instead of buying new, sent Muse (a cat avatar named 'San Antonio') to Facebook Marketplace. It browsed listings on its own, messaged sellers, negotiated the price down to $130, asked about a specific TaylorMade driver screw, and arranged a meetup in a parking lot by Redwood golf course - without disclosing it was an AI.
- Finance
Household audit: ~$700/mo in leaks, insurance switched to GEICO
$2,000/yr saved3 errandsPaul Pruitt put Muse on market research and the household bills; his partner Melissa used it the same weekend to book Disney park reservations, land multiple dinner reservations, and watch for sold-out items to come back. The audit reported nearly $700 a month in unused services canceled and overcharges corrected - including switching car insurance from Progressive to GEICO for about $2,000 a year at identical coverage - and a health-plan comparison queued for the November 1 renewal.
- Shopping
Voice memos in, eight Marketplace listings out
8 errandsInstead of typing listings, Courtney Latham sent Muse voice memos about eight items she wanted gone - baseball bats and a greenhouse among them. Muse researched local prices, picked the photos, wrote each listing and published all eight, even correcting one price estimate from $25 up to $40 based on what comparable items sell for.
- Productivity
Five asks in one work week, carousel included
UGC creator Allyanna, juggling a full-time job, shared the five things she asked her Muse in one week: check her inbox and confirm nothing was left hanging, audit DMs for follow-ups and set daily reminders, explain an overwhelming task at a fifth-grade level, build her a post when she was sick with nothing scheduled (it curated the very carousel she posted), and brainstorm better ways to use it - it suggested four more.
- Shopping
Standing hunt for vintage Olga nightgowns, knockoffs filtered
3 errandsLee Davis has Muse watch Poshmark and Vinted every two hours for vintage Olga nightgowns in her size - and only the real thing: listings described as 'Olga style' imitations are filtered out before they can reach her. She approves matches, then Muse negotiates and completes the purchase. Three finds landed this week, at $20, $50 and $65, and she no longer opens either app.
- Business
Listed, showed and rented out a house in 14 days
3 errandsAsked how his Muse actually earns its keep, he pointed to his rental property: Muse created the Facebook Marketplace listing for the house, answered incoming inquiries itself, scheduled viewing appointments and put them on his calendar. The house was rented within 14 days - at his full asking rent, with his no-pets policy held firm throughout.
- Shopping
Clears his Marketplace backlog from photos - but no buyer chats
A cautious endorsement: Muse turned his backlog of items to sell into finished Marketplace listings straight from photos, pricing, writing and publishing them quickly. He draws a clear line, though - it may create the listings, but he will not let it communicate with buyers. Commenters largely agreed that listing generation is where the time savings are.
- Shopping
Garage cleanout: fridge listed from photos and a price
1 errandCleaning out his garage, he gave Muse photos of a refrigerator and the price he wanted. Muse created the Facebook Marketplace listing on its own - writing the description and correctly identifying the fridge's brand from the photos without being told - and the listing went live.
- Shopping
Cautionary tale: Marketplace agent shared his address, took a low offer
Toronto tech YouTuber Matt Robb let Muse run his Facebook Marketplace keyboard listing with 'Allow Always' messaging permission and a pickup address in its template. Muse accepted a lower offer, sent the buyer his address and a that-evening pickup time, and told the waiting buyer he was there - he knew nothing until the buyer had left angry and left a negative rating. Robb's own follow-up, after reviewing logs with Meta's Muse team, put it down to his permission choices plus system errors, and Meta said it was tightening sharing permissions.
- Productivity
TV test: inbox, forms and her son's basketball signup
In a 6abc 'Action on AI' segment, reporter Nydia Han put Muse through a family-admin workout: reading email, unsubscribing from mailing lists, filling out forms, signing her son up for basketball, and adding shopping items to a cart that stops for her approval before purchase. The segment also walked the privacy settings - per-app connectors, data controls, and permission prompts - with experts cautioning that more access means more exposure if an account is compromised.
- Planning
Spanish-language test: WhatsApp forwards become calendar events
Reviewing Muse in Spanish, Juan Lombana found it thinks like an assistant rather than a chatbot: it tracks his goals (a college move-in, golf tee times, movie tickets, a trip), shops for school supplies, and books IMAX tickets by chat. His favorite trick: forward a message in WhatsApp - a cinema ticket screenshot, say - and Muse extracts the details, adds it to his calendar, and sets the reminders. Not yet available in Mexico, he notes.
- Shopping
Asked 'Jones' for a robot vacuum - and audited its sources
Fast Company's Pete Pachal asked his Muse, 'Jones', which robot vacuum to buy. It returned just a couple of models with checkout links, and when pressed, said its recommendations leaned on review roundups - heavily on hands-on tester Vacuum Wars, plus one thin repackaging of that site's data and one AI-generated roundup. Major reviewers like Wirecutter and PCMag were absent from its reasoning, Amazon was not among the retailers it could send him to, and the model it ultimately recommended differed from the one its own review summary had singled out.
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