Snap a photo, and "Nova" paid the parking ticket and law firm invoice

2 errands done

Entrepreneur Marshall Haas has his Muse agent "Nova" handle bills: uploading a photo was enough to pay off a $35 overdue parking ticket, and it also approved a $682 law firm invoice for payment. For ten years before this, he'd been sending bill photos to a human assistant instead.

Author：Marshall Haas · 2026-09-08 · instagram.com

Try it yourself

Copy this to Muse and replace the [brackets] with your own details:

I've taken a photo of this [bill/ticket]. Check the amount and payment method, and if everything looks right, go ahead and pay it.

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