What people actually do with Muse
223 real use cases — each links to the original post and comes with a copy-ready prompt
Saved $50 in 30 seconds, then recovered $10 more from a class action claim
Muse first found a $50 online shopping discount code in 30 seconds, then located his Fidelity trading records, attached supporting documents, and filed a stock class action claim for him — netting $10.
Chased down a $114.14 Google Cloud refund
He noticed an idle Google Cloud database charging him $9.54 a month in his Gmail bills, and had Muse write and follow up on a refund request — 39 minutes later, Google refunded $114.14.
Found a $519 class action settlement notice in spam
Muse dug up a class action settlement notice buried in his spam folder, explained clearly why he was eligible, and walked him step by step through filing the claim — netting $519 into his PayPal account.
Saved $20/month on Xfinity, got a free Apple Watch too
He had Muse check his Xfinity bill, and it negotiated a $20/month discount on its own; after he supplied an extra tip over the phone, Xfinity threw in a free Apple Watch.
Found $259.49 in unclaimed property, saved another $359
In the state they'd just moved to, Muse found $259.49 of unclaimed property belonging to his wife, and saved him another $359 on top of that — a total of $618.49 back in his pocket.
Turned a single support ticket into a $100 device discount
Dare had Muse file an out-of-warranty support ticket about a device's poor battery life, which landed him a $100 device discount. He plans to make back his $20/month subscription fee through savings like this.
Caught the HOA double-charging, claimed a $1,900 refund
While organizing Brian's budget, Muse spotted that his homeowners association had double-charged him, then drafted an email demanding a $1,900 refund.
Auto-monitors booked flights and hotels, claims on price drops
Adam has Muse continuously monitor the price of flights and hotels he's already booked, and contact the provider for a price-difference refund whenever the price drops — one reader commented this saved them $600.
Uploaded a car insurance policy, saved $3,500 a year
He uploaded his car insurance policy to Muse, which found a new policy with the same coverage for about $3,500 less a year, bought the new policy, and canceled the old one — all in about five minutes.
Checked every state he's lived in, recovered over $800
Muse checked unclaimed property records in every state the user had lived in, filled out the claim forms in about ten minutes, and recovered more than $800 in total.
One sentence took care of five forgotten vet bills
Paul just said, "file my unsubmitted pet medical bills," and Muse logged into the website, dismissed the cookie prompt, and submitted all five bills totaling $1,504.72 to the pet insurance company.
Six months of receipts, one forgotten $100/mo subscription
Muse went through six months of email receipts and found a forgotten $100-a-month subscription on a company card — the equivalent of $1,200 saved a year.
Fluffy canceled $295 in forgotten subscriptions in one day, and booked dinner
A young creator gave Muse the goal of making a day easy and productive: the agent, Fluffy, cleaned up the inbox, planned a hike, found and canceled $295 in unused subscriptions, helped pick a red-carpet outfit, and booked a Thai restaurant through OpenTable.
Canceled a subscription right before it renewed for the year
He named his Muse "Athena," and while comparing several AI tools, had it cancel a subscription to avoid a $44.99 renewal on October 12. He said Muse was easier to get started with than the other AI tools he tried.
Read a podcast host's messages uninvited, then pitched him a column idea
Inc. columnist Jason Aten found that Muse had read his DM notifications without permission, then suggested turning his conversation with a podcast host into a column, offered to help with research, and even reminded him about his Monday column's editorial notes.
Travel'Dexter' plans multi-city trips, books hotels under $400
Jeenie's agent 'Dexter' (named after her dachshund) planned trips across Toronto, New York, Dubai, Korea, and Singapore, found a four-star hotel next to the Toronto convention center for under $400 a night, caught a date conflict, emailed her the itinerary, and generated a packing list.
Productivity'Rex' manages a backyard rollercoaster build, frame by frame
Gabe Coaster's agent 'Rex' broke his backyard rollercoaster project into weekly goals (about 6-7 wooden support frames per week), loaded the full October-to-December schedule into his calendar, and checks in on progress every Friday, with a target completion date of December 31, 2026.
Health'Clover' built a personalized 5-day workout plan from her stats
After losing over 70 pounds, Lianna's agent 'Clover' built her a 5-day training plan based on her height (5'3"), weight (188 lbs), and goals of tightening her core and toning up — with form tips and a follow-along video for every move.
ProductivityIn three days: planned her day, researched a car, and set a savings plan
Over three days, her Muse assistant "Reny" planned her daily schedule, researched which car to buy and where to buy it, and set up a savings plan — nearly all with minimal input from her.
BusinessAudited six months of data, set a plan for 1 million followers
Muse analyzed six months of her Instagram data, benchmarked her against similar creators, and set a concrete three-month plan to reach 1 million followers — it now also sends her a daily content-idea "newspaper."
ProductivityOnly connected calendar and email, and found his kid's baseball schedule
He only gave Muse access to his calendar and email and asked it to dig up his kid's baseball schedule buried in emails — Muse found it exactly right.
HealthMore eager to collect data than get things done — even proposed photographing meals to count calories
WIRED's Reece Rogers found Muse seemed more interested in collecting data than doing work: it repeatedly pushed to link his bank account and email, suggested monitoring incoming messages, and even proposed estimating calories by photographing his plates.
Business'Mela' runs a beauty creator's week — shot lists, emails, shoots
Beauty creator Jaquel, who has 16,000 followers, has her Muse agent 'Mela' build shot lists, write emails to photographers, clean her inbox, and draft a checklist for a pumpkin-spice-themed weekend shoot — all while accommodating memory difficulties from her epilepsy.
BusinessRead his saved Reels, spotted a style pattern, and booked a flight to Dubai
Kayvon had Muse look through the Reels he'd saved to his "Favorites," and it kept finding similar clips styled after Daniel Dalen's shots in front of the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. Based on that, it built him a shooting checklist and a six-week posting calendar, and booked his flight to Dubai.
BusinessFurniture flipper gets Marketplace alerts with haggling scripts drafted in
Lilly has Muse watch for dressers and nightstands under $150 within 20 miles of zip code 88310 on Facebook Marketplace, getting a morning alert with details and a ready-to-send negotiating script — she's used this to snag a $75 vintage bedroom set and a $20 side table.
Finance'Cooper' wired into his brokerage, reports P&L and preps limit orders
Russell built the agent 'Cooper,' connected to his brokerage account through Public.com's MCP interface — it lists his holdings, summarizes the day's performance ($584 gain, up 2.5%), and prepped an after-hours limit order for Apple stock, waiting on his confirmation before placing it.
TravelFlight cancelled at 5am — rebooking plan sorted out cleanly
Jerrod's flight to Sydney was cancelled and he got the news at 5am; he had Muse dig through his email for the airline's cancellation notice and lay out the full rebooking situation and next steps clearly.
PlanningSnagged hard-to-get museum tickets, and tracked AC repair quotes on the side
Grabbing tickets to a hard-to-book museum right when they release is one of Muse's routine tasks — meanwhile it also sends stock briefings over WhatsApp, calls around comparing AC repair quotes, and fixed her retirement calculator file.
Relationships'Pompom' prepped her talking points for her son's support meetings
Meetings about her son's special support needs always left her blanking out with nerves — so she had Muse ('Pompom') first ask her the key questions, then build a real prep sheet from her answers, so she wouldn't leave anything important unsaid.
BusinessDM'd her inbox clear and haggled over Marketplace decor
She showed Muse clearing her inbox by sending DMs on her behalf (after confirming with her), setting a growth goal around a weekly newsletter, building a 7-page Instagram content plan, and finding vintage decor on Facebook Marketplace, contacting sellers and negotiating prices for her.
TravelRead a policy from Gmail, priced travel insurance at $39
He dug up a travel insurance policy in Gmail and had Muse quote the same type of coverage for his brother, landing on $39 — done in one sentence, no re-filling out forms.
HealthTyped one sentence, and it started logging his meals
He typed just one sentence, and Muse started logging his daily meals for him — a low-effort daily habit he thinks will actually stick once the novelty wears off.
ProductivityA week, 5 real tasks, verdict: 7.5/10
AgastyaIntelligence spent a week having Muse complete 5 real tasks, hit some genuine failures along the way, and landed on a 7.5/10 verdict: solid capability, but real limitations too.
Productivity'Ren' runs a busy mom's week — teacher emails, meals, workouts
Two-kid mom Palav's agent 'Ren' summarizes important teacher emails and tracks follow-up items, plans a week of meals based on what's already in the fridge (carrots, onions, spinach, rice, eggs, etc.), and adjusts her workout app's routines to match how she's feeling that day.
BusinessOne request, and it wrote a 14-page lead-gen strategy document
In a screen recording, Matt Davis opens his chat with Muse and asks it to write a complete lead-generation strategy document for his Savannah-based local home-services clients — Muse produced a full 14-page plan.
Travel"Kris' Travel Bestie" keeps her travel and creative work organized
She named her personalized Muse "Kris' Travel Bestie" and uses it to stay organized across travel, work, content creation, and planning her next adventure — she gives it a goal and watches it execute on its own.
Learning"Noonchi" dug up certificates from his inbox, built a renewal tracker
Ike holds three licenses — RN, CCRN, and VA-BC — each with a different renewal cycle, with certificates scattered across his inbox. He named his Muse agent "Noonchi," connected it to his email, and it dug up all his certificates, sorted them by license, and built a web-based tracker he keeps right on his phone's home screen.
Orfe turned a chaotic schedule into a study/work/rest timetable
Shania is juggling a software engineering degree, content creation, and digital marketing — her Muse assistant Orfe organized her chaotic classes and work into a weekly timetable with dedicated study, content, rest, and meal times.
Discontinued crib was missing screws — Muse found the manual and matched the part number
Halim's family got a free crib that was missing screws, and the manufacturer said it was discontinued and suggested buying a new one. He told Muse, which searched online, found the crib's manual, confirmed the exact screw type and size, gave him two options, and offered to order them directly.
Dana laid out a two-week calendar of brand-deal deadlines
Her brand-deal deadlines were a mess, so her Muse assistant Dana organized them into a two-week deadline calendar so she could complete everything in order without missing anything.
Uploaded 461 ideas, Muse turned them into a content plan
A gaming creator uploaded 461 scattered content ideas to Muse; the assistant, TC, produced a six-page content plan with three content pillars, a four-week schedule, and a seven-day sprint plan.
ProductivityA week's test: school app and cookie order failed, but a colleague won an insurance dispute
Business Insider's Katie Notopoulos gave Muse access to her email, bank card, and Apple Health data for a week: it couldn't get through her kid's school app, and a cookie order went wrong on delivery fees — but a colleague of hers successfully disputed a medical bill with an insurer using it.
HomePartnered with him through an entire NYC apartment purchase
Muse acted as his "partner" throughout buying a New York apartment: comparing candidate listings in detail, emailing the lawyer, agent, and lender, comparing loan options and monthly budgets, and even mocking up what the rooms could look like.
Travel'Dash' planned a 10-day road trip and booked Flume Gorge tickets
He gave his agent 'Dash' one rule — no more than 5 hours of driving per day — and Dash laid out a day-by-day 10-day fall foliage road trip, timed for peak leaf-viewing, and after his approval, booked 2 $37 timed tickets to Flume Gorge through Stripe Link.
'Mr. Chang' briefs a realtor and once bought his fishing license
A Boise realtor named his agent 'Mr. Chang': it analyzes his content, generates reports, sends meeting-reminder emails, delivers a morning briefing daily, and once bought him a Colorado fishing license while he was in Aspen.
ProductivityIn a few days, Muse completed 90 data-broker opt-out requests
After a few days using Muse, Andru had it handle bookings, purchases, expense tracking, and file organization, completing purchases in an isolated sandbox with disposable virtual cards. He commented that Muse had already completed 90 data-broker opt-out requests for him.
Had Muse sit on hold, then file a bug report
Scott, who rarely recommends Meta products, had Muse sit on hold on a support line for him and file a bug report. He said the experience was "boringly adequate" — and it works across phone, web, and desktop.
"MuseOnStandby" handled an entire day of NYC city walking
Shayan's assistant "MuseOnStandby" planned and executed a full day of exploring New York City: Thai food, views of the Brooklyn Bridge, plus a night bike ride (Meta partnership post).
"Ariana" ordered the family's dinner for under $40
She got home from work at 5pm with no energy to cook, so she had Muse order a kid-friendly dinner under $40. Muse found nearby restaurants, put together the whole order, and waited for her confirmation before placing it. She said she didn't lift a finger.
"Page" built a 30-day book events calendar with daily reminders
Nastashia wanted to find book-related events near Houston, so her Muse agent "Page" put together a 30-day calendar listing venues, costs, and links, and set up daily reminders so she wouldn't miss any.
"MOTY" found the recipe, checked the pantry, ordered what was missing
Yuri's Muse agent "MOTY" (Mother of the Year) dug up a saved recipe for a kid-friendly sheet-pan dinner, scheduled cooking time around her calls, checked what ingredients she had on hand, put together a shopping list for what was missing, and placed the order pending her confirmation — she then cooked the meal herself.
WritingDaily inbox sweeps, a 30-day content bank, and product scripts
Kwe stopped just asking Muse casual questions and started giving it real work: organizing her inbox, prioritizing content, and keeping her focused. It's set up to scan her inbox three times a day, built a 30-day content bank for October, and helped draft product scripts. She says she can hand off execution while still staying in control of the big picture.
Cleared two months of backlogged admin in one day
Just a few days into using Muse, he cleared out two months' worth of backlogged admin tasks in a single day — and canceled his Claude subscription while he was at it.
PlanningRan a 20-applications-a-week job hunt, and booked tickets and dinner on the side
While submitting 20 job applications in a week, Jordan had Muse sort out a messy inbox, track updates on the job search, compare benefits across two offers, and draft a rejection email — while also buying concert tickets and booking a dinner reservation.
ProductivityProcessed 90 data-broker opt-out requests in one go
Creator Andru Edwards posted a set of Muse promo carousels, confirming in the comments that his AI agent had already processed 90 data-broker opt-out requests for him.
"Jarvis" briefs him every morning, tracks his marathon training
He built a personal assistant, "Jarvis," in Muse: it briefs him each morning, checks his inbox and drafts replies, tracks his marathon training data and VO2 max, blocks off deep-work time on his calendar, and books date nights. His girlfriend was inspired to create her own assistant too.
Travel"Lumi" planned a 5-day Sedona birthday trip around the Hunter's Moon
She gave her Muse assistant "Lumi" a sparkly avatar and an upbeat personality, and had it plan a five-day Sedona birthday trip timed around the Hunter's Moon, including hiking, stargazing, and dining.
Travel"Miles" tracks business class fares to Rome for her
Lauren has Muse help her find discounted business-class fares to Rome. Her agent "Miles" continuously tracks prices and breaks down the differences between the various options.
Plans with Muse, reviews with Codex, builds with Spark
Alexandru built a multi-agent coding workflow: he first works out a plan with Muse, has Codex review that plan, then uses Muse Spark via OpenCode to implement it, and finally has Codex review it again. Muse can also run his project locally and open a browser for him to click-test. He says it feels like agents nested inside agents, but the dev experience is smooth.
Writing"Super Ethan" sends reminder emails, brainstorms content ideas
Ethan's personal agent in Muse, "Super Ethan," keeps him on track with email reminders and helps brainstorm content ideas, including drafting and sending a reminder email and putting together a creator shot list.
RelationshipsKavi planned the whole date night and booked dinner
To celebrate her husband finishing his exams, Isabel's Muse assistant Kavi checked their schedules, found a venue within budget, and got her okay before booking the dinner.
Mimi wrote a six-page party plan and ordered the supplies
Lauren wanted to offload the hassle of party planning — her Muse assistant Mimi put together a six-page plan for a second-birthday party and ordered $25.63 worth of matching supplies.
BusinessMila turned her modeling career into a structured tracker
Snežana, restarting her modeling career in California, had her Muse assistant Mila organize her priorities into a board covering castings, opportunities, and agency submissions — each item tagged with a next step, deadline, and status — and it checks in with her every two days.
'Nemo' plans a Monterey family day — aquarium, dinner, treasure hunt
Chirasree's agent 'Nemo' planned a family day trip to Monterey: it grabbed a timed-entry slot at the Monterey Bay Aquarium, booked a sunset dinner by the water through OpenTable, and found a pirate-themed interactive treasure hunt — letting her relax and just enjoy the day with her husband and kids.
Productivity'Rachel' handles her subscriptions, doctor bookings, and inbox
Rachel signed up for Muse on September 13 and immediately handed it real work: managing subscriptions, booking doctor appointments, cleaning her inbox, checking scheduled posts, and reviewing her calendar for conflicts.
Productivity'Azalea' built the work-from-home cheer mom's week and booked her workouts
Work-from-home cheer mom Amanda had her agent 'Azalea' schedule her week around work, her daughter's cheer practice, content creation, and home cooking — and after her approval, Azalea also added workout time blocks to her phone calendar.
ShoppingMuse does his marketplace price comparisons for him
Madhur had planned to build his own tool to check what items on Facebook Marketplace would cost brand-new, but after trying Muse he realized he didn't need to build anything — Muse could just do it directly. He's also testing its ability to negotiate prices and compare flight fares.
Writing"Mila" turned 274 scattered ideas into a weekly content plan
Mary had accumulated 274 content ideas with no idea where to start. Her Muse agent "Mila" organized the chaos into an actual weekly plan of four pieces of content, complete with shooting instructions, and keeps her on track with nightly check-ins.
Cupid runs their monthly couples' money date
Hannah set up a relationship-CFO agent called Cupid for herself and her partner: it flags when their monthly money date is due, reviews the last decisions made, lists the agenda for this round, then finds an evening they're both free and suggests a restaurant — always asking her before booking or messaging her partner.
'Poppy' helped her turn a treat side-business into actionable steps
Cheyenne's agent 'Poppy' broke down the daunting task of launching her handmade rice-krispie treat business, 'Shy Girl Sweets,' into a startup checklist, and built her a cost-and-pricing calculator right in the chat.
TravelFound the confirmation number in his email and added his frequent flyer number
He had Muse add his frequent flyer number to an upcoming trip on a partner airline; Muse found the confirmation number in his email, opened the booking page, added the number, and confirmed the change was done.
FinanceCalled the claims company directly to chase progress
Jason Wang had Muse call EClaimsLine directly to check on the status of his trip-delay insurance claim, and shared the full transcript of the call.
FinanceMuse caught credit card fraud that the bank never flagged
He connected his Chase account to Muse via Plaid, and Muse discovered a recurring subscription charge tied to the email of an employee at a Utah roofing company — even though the cardholder lives in Florida and never authorized it. Chase had never flagged the issue.
Budgeted vet bills, found a specialist dentist for bulldog "Omar"
A dog-blogging creator says Muse offloads her chores so she has more time for family. In her video, she uses Muse to budget vet expenses for her bulldog Omar and find a dentist experienced with flat-faced dog breeds.
Travel"Mambo" booked 3 flights to the NYC Marathon in days: $704
Andrés gave the experience a perfect 5 out of 5: his assistant "Mambo" booked three flights for his family to the New York Marathon within days, for a total of $704, then took over managing the family calendar and started sending a weekly digest of AI and tech events tailored to wherever his calendar showed he'd be.
Found a CPA, handled the back-and-forth, booked next year's slot
He had Muse find a certified public accountant, handle the back-and-forth communication, and lock in an appointment for next year ahead of time.
Daily content ideas to grow an audience
He shared his approach of using Muse to generate daily content ideas to grow his Instagram following, treating it as an ongoing engine for content topics.
Maple built a weekly plan around her real life
Texas mom Alicia juggles homeschooling, content creation, doctor visits, workouts, and cooking — her Muse assistant Maple turned this real routine into an executable weekly plan, which she says is exactly the help she needed.
Using Muse to scan trends and grow Instagram followers
Viral branding agency CEO Adley shared her use case: she has Muse find what's trending in her niche and which audience pain points aren't being met, plus pull creator data to spot content gaps — she calls it the only growth AI she needs.
ProductivityRead Instagram data, exported a list of 749 followers
In a livestreamed Zapier demo, Muse read Andrew Warner's Instagram data, exported a portable follower list (up to 749 accounts), drafted Facebook Marketplace reply messages, and suggested ongoing tasks based on his interests. A Costco shopping task, however, failed.
FinancePulled payment records from email straight into a budget spreadsheet
A user had Muse organize payment records since September 4th into a budgeting spreadsheet: it scanned the inbox, opened the spreadsheet, and entered each payment chronologically into the existing template.
FinanceHad Muse negotiate the internet bill, cut it in half for two years
Adam had Muse negotiate with his internet service provider, successfully cutting his bill in half for the next two years.
Found cheaper medication, routed the prescription, set up auto-reorder
He found a cheaper way to buy his medication, so he had Muse text the pharmacy to transfer the prescription, place the order, and set it to auto-reorder when supply runs low.
One instruction, 13 minutes: a $6,695 Santorini trip planned
He put his phone face-down on the table, leaving his assistant "Finch" one detailed instruction: round-trip business class, a highly rated hotel under $450 a night, airport car rental under $50 a day, three options with real trade-offs, and to ask before booking anything. Thirteen minutes later, Finch returned an optimal plan totaling $6,695 — $5,202 for flights, $1,320 for a 9.6-rated ocean-view hotel, and $173 for the car rental — without booking anything without his approval.
Called contractors and emailed photos to get quotes
He had Muse contact several contractors on his behalf and send them photos of the job site so they could provide quotes — he didn't have to get involved at all.
"Journey" watched flight prices, alerted her at $1,081
She asked her Muse agent "Journey" when to buy tickets from Los Angeles to San José, Costa Rica for Christmas week. It set a price tracking goal, and the next day alerted her when an Alaska Airlines direct flight dropped to $1,081 — no more guessing whether to book.
Called the dentist's office to reschedule an appointment
Mark handed off rescheduling his dentist appointment to Muse, which called the office directly and got it sorted — he never made a single call himself.
Called the car rental company and updated the booking
Pritam's Muse agent called the car rental company, talked to a live agent, and got his booking updated directly — he never heard a second of hold music.
Ran an entire IKEA return end to end, and he forgot he'd asked
He had Muse handle an entire IKEA return process, from contacting customer service to scheduling the pickup. By the time the pickup person arrived, he'd actually forgotten he'd requested the return.
Ran 146 flight-price searches to find the lowest fare
He had Muse run 146 searches across cash fares and points fares for multiple travel dates between Spain and Italy, and pick out the lowest round-trip price.
Called a jeweler to schedule a wedding ring resizing
He had Muse make a voice call to a jeweler to arrange resizing his wedding ring to fit properly.
Hand it a goal, close the app, come back to results
Instead of chatting step by step, just hand Muse a goal — like finding and booking the best flight to Tokyo — close the app to grab a meal, and come back to find it's already compared several options and picked a recommendation, waiting only for your booking confirmation.
Research128 real Muse use cases, crowdsourced
Someone compiled 128 real-world Meta Muse use cases into a crowdsourced collection, including a Spanish-language version.
ResearchCrowdsourced card collection now up to 101 real use cases
A community collection has grown to 101 real-world use case cards; new additions include negotiating an AT&T fiber bill, a full IKEA return, and a doctor's-office admin task handled in 5 minutes. The collection is browsable on a website.
PlanningTurned a run-down neighborhood park into a redevelopment proposal
He had Muse turn a neglected park near his home into a full redevelopment proposal: Muse produced mockups, a funding roadmap, and even found the right town-government contact — the proposal is headed to the next town council meeting.
HealthDoctor and dentist appointments handled in five minutes
Muse emailed and called the clinics on his behalf, navigated the phone-tree maze, filled out the forms, and added the appointments to his calendar — what used to take a long phone call now takes, he says, "at most 5 minutes."
TravelSitting in a café, had a canal cruise found, booked, and paid for
Sitting at a café, he had Muse search for Amsterdam canal cruises, compare options, pick one, then complete the booking and payment — all without leaving his seat. He called it "what the future looks like."
FunA weekly NFL recap, delivered as a comic every Monday
Muse turned a week of NFL action into a comic-book-style recap and set it to auto-deliver every Monday — a creative weekly report that's set up once and needs no more attention.
TravelAssembled a full visa package, with Muse doing 70% of the work
To prepare a visa application, Muse booked refundable multi-leg flights and hotels, pulled bank statements, emailed the paperwork out, wrote the itinerary explanation, and pre-filled the forms — she estimates it did about 70% of the work, with about an hour of her own time spent reviewing and filling gaps.
LearningBuilt a learning book for his daughter, through five-plus rounds of revisions
He and Muse built a learning book for his daughter together, taking more than five rounds of edits to get it right; from the third round on, Muse started asking for screenshots to pinpoint issues, which helped a lot.
PlanningForwarded a PDF rehearsal schedule, it went into the family calendar
He forwarded a PDF rehearsal schedule his wife received to Muse, which correctly added all four rehearsals to their shared family Google Calendar — he said Gemini had never gotten this right.
Groceries, about 10x faster with Muse
After a few days using Muse, he said grocery and shopping tasks are now about ten times faster. Commenters agreed that grocery shopping is a great test case for agent capability.
After a while using it, wanting to hear others' experiences
A user shared their positive experience with Muse so far and invited others to share their own early impressions.
ProductivityStuck on the waitlist? DM @Muse and explain why you want in
If you want to use @Muse but you're still on the waitlist, you can DM @Muse directly explaining why you want to use it — reportedly Meta will bump you up as a result.
FunFinished onboarding, then pushed to see how far it goes
First he finished Muse's onboarding, then had it try singing, then kept pushing to see what it could actually do — a first-person experiment purely out of curiosity.
FinanceAn investor's take: this is a category-level product shift
A tech investor says his recent use of Muse ($META) reminds him of the kind of category-level product shift he's always hoped to see as an investor.
HomeSchool lunches, swim-lane bookings, and budget logging all handed off
Muse handles his kid's school lunch orders, books swim-lesson time slots, and logs every expense against his budget. He says if it could also cancel about $200 a month in other subscriptions, that would be enough to sell him — though that part is still on his wish list, not yet done.
TravelBought a flight with zero friction, start to finish
He bought a flight through Muse and described the whole process as "completely frictionless" — Muse handled everything from finding the flight to completing the purchase without a single hitch.
FunBooked a restaurant and parking, turned 700 podcast episodes into a playlist
Muse booked him dinner and nearby parking, and also went through over 700 podcast episodes, pulling out the best bits into a Spotify playlist. He called the experience so far "amazing."
TravelCredit card failed, switched to PayPal to book Ryanair
Muse planned him a good-value multi-country European trip; when his U.S. credit card was declined on Ryanair, it diagnosed the problem itself and completed the purchase through PayPal instead.
CodingBuilt an entire website using Muse Spark's coding tools
He used the built-in development tools in Muse Spark to build a complete website from scratch, showing that its built-in coding capabilities can actually ship a finished product.
LearningDug into how X's algorithm works, iterated it into a clean explainer
He had Muse dig deep into how X's (Twitter's) algorithm works, going back and forth with follow-up questions and edits until it turned into a clear, easy-to-read explainer.
ShoppingHad Muse build a virtual try-on page for clothes shopping
She used Muse to build a virtual try-on experience for clothes shopping; the September Collection demo shows off this try-on feature, developed entirely by the AI agent.
Productivity"Mango" runs her calendar, workouts, and date nights
Her assistant "Mango" manages her schedule, finds local family activities, books date-night restaurants based on what she's liked on Instagram, and schedules her workout classes — carving out time for family and herself.
"George" chased down compensation for a delayed flight
Ludmila's assistant "George" emailed Delta Air Lines' director of customer service, filed a complaint with the US Department of Transportation, and submitted a claim to a French mediation body — all to pursue compensation for a delayed flight. It also books her doctor's appointments.
Had Muse call Costco customer service, got a call transcript
Guodong first had Muse clean up over 40,000 emails in his Gmail, then had it call Costco customer service on his behalf to resolve an issue, afterward receiving a full call transcript.
"Juno" put together a fashion lookbook, placed a $2,590 order
Jordan's Muse agent "Juno" put together a personal fashion lookbook along with a $2,590 shopping list, and after she shared it in a group chat, completed the order directly.
Finance"Zoyka" calculated she's 4.6 years from financial freedom
Asked on a podcast how much money is "enough," Marina Mogilko couldn't answer despite years of tracking her household expenses. She had her Muse agent "Zoyka" work it out: it will take 4.6 more years for her investment returns to cover her living expenses.
The agent told him: you already finished this ahead of schedule
He sent a screenshot to his Muse agent "Anuki" to set a reminder, then finished the task himself before the reminder was due — and the agent proactively let him know he was already ahead of schedule.
Replaced Gemini and Claude, now a daily-use app
He says Muse has replaced the workflows he used to run through Google Gemini and Anthropic's Claude, and even mentions it can send notifications during focus mode — making it feel like a genuine daily-driver product.
FinanceBuilt a net-worth tracker inside a Muse Space
She built a personal finance and net-worth tracking tool in a Muse Space, then re-recorded the whole build process from scratch and shared the prompts she used so others could build their own version.
CodingOne sentence of clues, and it reverse-engineered a food-tracking app
Someone gave Muse just one sentence describing a food-tracking app; it found the app's GitHub repo, figured out its hidden API, stored the password in a vault, then built a full tracking tool on top of that API — and wrote it up as an article.
ProductivityBooked a DMV appointment, renewed registration, sorted to-do emails
He had Muse book an appointment with the California DMV, renew his vehicle registration, and scan his inbox for pending tasks, turning each one into a calendar reminder.
Flights, spa bookings, and a hotel financial model — in minutes
Miami hotel entrepreneur Steve tested Muse by having it find flights, recommend spa appointments, and put together a hotel financial pro forma. He said it felt "like chatting with a colleague on WhatsApp."
Searched unclaimed property sites across states, found a 1999 401(k)
He had Muse search unclaimed property databases across every state and file claims, and along the way it dug up an old 401(k) left by a former employer back in 1999 — saving him the hassle of checking each state's site himself.
Had Muse book and pay for a complex international flight, a year out
James handed Muse a complicated international flight itinerary that needed booking a year in advance, and it handled everything from booking to payment. He said it was even more convenient than the airline's own website.
Grocery photos turned into a running household inventory
Temi Okeseeyin uses Muse on WhatsApp like chatting with a real person: she sends photos of her groceries, and it turns them into a continuously updated household inventory list. It also set up school reminders for her son. She's raising two kids under two while running her own business.
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ProductivityGive Muse its own email address for newsletters and bills
Just forward newsletters, receipts, and bills to a dedicated Muse email address, and it will summarize their contents for you automatically — an email-based way to use the assistant.
TravelLogged into his own Accor account to research hotels directly
A screen recording shows Muse doing hotel research for a UK trip directly inside the user's own Accor account — refreshing the login page, confirming he's signed in, then actually running hotel searches, with real-time results visible in the browser for the Novotel London South Bank and the Pullman London.
Sold concert tickets, enrolled his kid, fixed a wrong flight booking
After a scheduling conflict with a concert, he had Muse list his tickets for sale on StubHub, enroll his son in an after-school activity, and correct a flight his parents had booked incorrectly.
Organized five college classes, caught a forgotten club fee
A week before the semester started, her Muse agent "Nova" cleaned up her messy inbox, organized her five classes and their respective deadlines, added class times and study sessions to her calendar, and reminded her about a club fee she nearly missed.
Tamed the school's messy, inconsistently formatted emails
He had Muse handle the inconsistently formatted, vaguely titled emails from his kid's school, extracting deadlines, tasks, meetings, and sports events, then adding them to his calendar.
Watching flight prices daily for a New Year's Eve wedding in Italy
Chicago wholesale real estate professional Cameron Olivera has Muse monitor flight prices daily for his trip to a New Year's Eve wedding in Italy, alerting him to book when the price is right.
Checked into a flight at 4:15am overnight, while he slept
While he was asleep, Muse automatically checked him into his flight in the middle of the night, so everything was ready when he woke up.
The family calendar no longer feels overwhelming
She says managing the family calendar used to be one of the adult tasks she hated most. Now Meta's Muse app coordinates her schedule with her kids' schedules, and it no longer feels overwhelming.
Built a VR rhythm game from scratch with Muse Code
Meta WebXR tech lead Felix Zhang used Muse Code together with the Immersive Web SDK to build HYPERFORM, a VR rhythm game with direct hand interaction, going from prompt to published release.
One day in, already switching freely between app, WhatsApp, and web
Just over a day in, he was impressed by how polished the product is — easy setup, a smooth experience, and seamless switching between app, WhatsApp, and web, all fast. He named his agent Chewie.
ResearchHands-on: Muse even remembers your Instagram interests
A hands-on review found that shortly after connecting, Muse could accurately name specific interests tied to his Instagram account — a real-world look at Meta's personal AI assistant in action.
ProductivityCleared thousands of promo emails, bought workout tops by size
The Verge's Emma Roth tested Muse hands-on: it first cleared thousands of promotional emails from Gmail, then picked workout tops on Amazon by size, style, and color, and reminded her before checkout that there were leftover items in her cart.
ShoppingOne command, and Muse just bought a blazer
He simply told Muse to buy a blazer, and it went ahead and placed the order — his verdict: "10 out of 10, will use an AI agent to shop again."
RelationshipsDug through his inbox to find founders he hadn't emailed in a year
He had Muse search Gmail for founders he'd contacted a year ago but hadn't talked to recently. Muse found several people he hadn't been in touch with since last fall, and he's now re-researching those companies.
ShoppingHunted for deals on a parka across retailers, on screen
He had Muse search for discounts on a North Face McMurdo parka, and it opened a window letting him watch, in real time, as it checked one retail site after another. It didn't find a sale, but he trusts it genuinely checked everywhere.
FinanceHad Muse's fingers do the tapping, clipped every coupon in the app
He had Muse log into the grocery store's website and tap every "clip coupon" button one by one, taking two to three minutes. He said doing it by hand was faster, but Muse did clip every single coupon.
"Rumi" keeps her on top of parenting logistics
She uses her assistant "Rumi" to handle parenting tasks: finding birthday party dates on her calendar, sending reminder texts, and keeping track of the scattered logistics of raising kids.
No more figuring out which WeWork to book each day
He gave Muse access to his calendar, and it now recommends which WeWork location to book each day based on his in-person schedule and the weather — a decision he used to have to make manually every day.
Mining fan comments and reels for the next content idea
Creator Kirx Diaz has Muse analyze his recent Instagram comments, reels, and stories to find recurring fan questions and performance patterns, producing an analysis of what content to make next to help him post consistently.
Spots something interesting in your feed and pushes it to you unprompted
Without being asked, Muse sent a notification about something it found in his feed that it thought he'd like — showing the agent keeps scanning his feed continuously and on its own.
RelationshipsPumpkin flagged the pickup time and ordered tulips for his wife
Ryan's Muse assistant, Pumpkin, noticed his wife Emilia was flying home from Greece at 4:15pm and asked if he wanted to send flowers; when he said to find tulips, Pumpkin located a florist's $59.99 tulip bouquet. He also uses it to keep up with HIIT workouts.
WhatsApp alerts for listings priced below comparable homes
Myles gets listing alerts straight in WhatsApp from Muse, with filtering finer than most home-search apps — it tracks his target area across platforms and agents, and only notifies him when a listing's price per square foot is below comparable homes.
PlanningNot just Q&A — have Muse actually plan the trip
A regular chatbot can only tell you how to plan a trip, while Muse can actually carry out the whole planning process for you — that's the difference between task-based use and Q&A-style use.
BusinessThe first agentic shopping experience that actually works
An early user says Meta Muse might be the first agentic commerce product that's actually well built, giving positive early feedback on its shopping and agent capabilities.
PlanningAtlas turned 6,000 saved posts into a Florida bucket list
A creator named her personal agent Atlas (a pixel-art fox) and uses it to manage her schedule, run a life dashboard, and make actual bookings. As a test, Atlas processed over 6,000 of her saved Instagram posts and turned them into a ready-to-use Florida bucket list.
Real test: toilet paper, pizza, and a reservation all got stuck
PYMNTS had Muse do three things — reorder six rolls of toilet paper on Amazon, order a Domino's pizza, and book a table via Resy — and all three stalled on account authorization and cross-app permission confirmations, none completed successfully.
FunFound a hidden ticket link and booked tomorrow night's dinner first
He found a hidden ticket-purchase link; Muse first checked his schedule to confirm there was no conflict, then bought tomorrow night's dinner tickets directly through Stripe Link — faster than a rival assistant could respond.
ProductivityDaily recurring tasks, plus restaurant picks based on stored food preferences
He set up daily recurring tasks in Muse — email summaries, to-do lists, calendar syncing — and says restaurant recommendations based on his saved food preferences have worked well.
PlanningPersonal assistant booked his holiday, and untangles work vs. personal spending
After two or three weeks of trying it out, his Muse assistant "Vick-E" booked his holiday itinerary, picked restaurants, handled various payments, and can cross-reference his meetings and travel records to separate business expenses from personal ones.
ShoppingAlpha tester: the best feature is finding and haggling on Marketplace
An alpha tester says the thing Muse is genuinely good at is finding items for him on Facebook Marketplace and negotiating prices with sellers on his behalf.
ProductivityRecurring tasks: sci-fi showtimes every other morning, a stock market summary daily
He set up two recurring web-search tasks: every other morning, Muse checks local sci-fi movie showtimes, and every day at 3pm Eastern it sends a stock market summary.
FinanceData analysis brought the electricity bill down
As part of his daily use of Muse, he credits his lower electricity bill to Muse's analysis of his power usage data.
Handed off a thousand mental to-dos to "Leo"
She uses her personal assistant "Leo" to offload "a thousand things running through her head." Screen recordings show it handling a stream of small tasks over several days, including updating her health insurance information.
Runs a photographer's invoices, dashboard, and a 308-spot map
His Muse, "Rube," tracks invoices, updates his business dashboard daily, and built an interactive map from 308 saved Instagram locations. It also booked two tickets and reminds him to post — freeing him from spreadsheets.
"Pumpkin" ordered flowers, tracked workouts, booked a dinner for five
His assistant "Pumpkin" ordered a $59.99 bouquet, built a HIIT strength training tracker, adapted his week-four workout plan for a Denver hotel gym, and booked a dinner for five after checking his calendar.
Meta's CTO: months of internal use for trips, packing, and shopping
Meta's Chief Technology Officer says he has used Muse internally for months and relies on it heavily, connecting his email, calendar, and credit card to plan trips, generate packing lists, research purchase decisions, and handle school-related communications.
"Atlas" helps her be a weekend explorer in her own city
Despite traveling constantly, she didn't know her own city very well, so she created an assistant named "Atlas" (a pixel-fox avatar) to plan her weekend schedule, build a life-optimization dashboard, and actually complete bookings (sponsored video).
"Mochi" booked a London flight, planned a NYC photo shoot route
Her assistant "Mochi" booked a London flight to her seat and time requirements, put together a map-annotated shot list for a sunset photo walk in New York, found breakfast and outfit options, and arranged an overnight stay in Brooklyn.
"Lux" flagged a scheduling conflict, drafted a reschedule email
Her assistant "Lux" read her calendar and email, spotted a conflict between a Fashion Week fitting and picking up her twins from school, and drafted a reschedule request email to her manager — waiting for her approval before sending. Lux also recommends restaurants.
"Jack" polled the group chat to decide the trip destination
Having never organized a trip herself, she handed the task to her assistant "Jack" (a red panda avatar), which messaged her friend group chat to gather votes, found Rome beat out Greece, and planned the trip accordingly.
"AunTEY" handled a charity back-to-school giveaway
She uses her assistant "AunTEY" to manage her foundation's back-to-school supply giveaway for New York kids: finding replacement backpacks after a shipping delay, and purchasing grills and food for the event (Meta partnership video).
"Oscar" helped him juggle wedding prep and 40 sales calls
He built an assistant named "Oscar" (a dachshund avatar, a pun on his last name), which juggled everyday errands and 40 scheduled sales calls in the weeks before his wedding, with his calendar and other apps connected.
"Fluffy" cleared the inbox and planned a hike
He set himself a goal of a "productive, stress-free" day. His assistant "Fluffy," connected to his calendar and Instagram, cleared his inbox and planned a hike at Runyon Canyon.
Raising two kids and a business, she delegated life to "Glimmer"
Raising two kids while running her own business, she says she has no energy to spare, so she handed off her daily errands to her personalized assistant "Glimmer" (marked as a Meta partnership demo).
"Lloyd" even negotiated a car purchase over email
Mike's assistant "Lloyd" has been in use for months: managing his daily schedule, planning a family trip to Japan, shifting electricity usage to save money, and even negotiating a car purchase price by email with multiple dealerships. His advice: name your assistant and let it design its own avatar.
"Max" manages wish lists, kids' allowances, and package tracking
Instagram's head named his assistant "Max" and demonstrated four uses: sharing a post so it extracts every recommended spot into a list, updating his kids' allowance records in Notion, checking a package's location just by asking, and preparing the next day's morning briefing overnight — the feature he says he'd miss most.
Snap a photo, and "Nova" paid the parking ticket and law firm invoice
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.
Negotiated a marketplace price and arranged pickup
After spotting an item he liked on a secondhand marketplace, he had Muse negotiate the price down with the seller and arrange a pickup time.
"Hal" sorted through 9,209 unread messages in one night
Meta invited Casey Neistat to try Muse on his inbox. He named his agent "Hal," connected it to his email, and had it analyze all 9,209 unread messages and build a sorting board to work through them by category.
"Milo" gives him a morning schedule summary every day
His Muse agent "Milo" delivers a morning summary each day — for instance, reminding him that after his 4-6pm meeting in New York on Monday, August 31, he'll already be uptown, making it a good spot for dinner plans.
40+ trips a year, all managed by "Milo"
A travel creator who takes more than 40 trips a year started using Muse to handle the logistics — his own agent, "Milo," manages his bookings wherever he goes.
Using Muse to prep a kid for a competition
A parent has spent months weaving Muse into everyday family life, and one of the latest uses is having it help prepare their child for competitions.
Found tennis courts with Muse and built a healthier habit
He named his Muse instance Wooster and says it's the first personal habit he's actually stuck with in years — Muse helps him find tennis games, and it's made him healthier.
ProductivityMonths in, the verdict in one line: it actually works
After months of using Muse, an early user gave a short, direct verdict — it works well and is worth trying.
FunNamed her Muse Will, and had it speak Renaissance English
Nicola named her Muse instance Will (after Shakespeare), and says the agent now talks to her in Renaissance-era English.
BusinessMeta officially announces the full rollout of Muse
Meta announced the official launch of its personal AI assistant Muse, calling it the concrete embodiment of Meta's personal superintelligence strategy, and invited everyone to try it right away.
ShoppingEarly user: already the go-to for shopping, local picks, and health
Roberto, who has early access, says Muse isn't yet his daily-use personal assistant, but it's already his go-to for online shopping, local recommendations, and health — he thinks Meta's social graph and multi-product suite give it a clear edge in data and use cases.
TravelMilo booked his flight for a keynote in Dallas
Case Kenny, a creator who travels 40+ times a year, set up a Muse assistant named Milo to manage his trips: he said in one sentence he needed a flight to Dallas on October 21 for a keynote, and Milo returned several United Airlines options for him to pick from directly.
Jack ran a poll in the group chat — Rome won
Stylist Kimberly's assistant Jack settled a group-trip debate: she had Jack run a poll in her Girls Chat group, and within minutes it tallied the results — Rome beat Greece, the Bahamas, and Toledo. Jack then pulled Rome recommendations from the accounts she follows.
10-minute walkthrough: Muse as health coach, shopper, and booking agent
Eddie Chen's 10-minute demo shows Muse acting as a health coach, shopping assistant, and self-service booking tool, while also demoing its goal-list feature and how to customize its persona and memory via SOUL.md and Memory.md.
Home'Luma' built a daily care plan for her German shepherd, DJ
Theresa, freshly graduated and having just moved, felt overwhelmed — her agent 'Luma' built a breed-specific daily care plan for her one-year-old German shepherd DJ, including scent walks, obedience training, foraging games, and plenty of rest, plus a reminder about his rabies vaccine timing.
CodingDaily code review with Muse Spark
He runs PIXIPACE, an LLM tools company, and since April 9, 2026 has used Muse Spark daily for code review, research organization, and light architecture planning — applied to real internal tools, not a controlled benchmark.
Productivity"Foo" manages her inbox, tracks projects, keeps getting smarter
She says "Foo" manages her inbox, tracks projects that would otherwise get buried, books travel, and flags important things before she even asks. It occasionally makes mistakes but learns from them — it's noticeably more reliable now than when she started.
Weekly briefings plus price monitoring, running in the background
He keeps Muse running persistently in the background: a Sunday morning fantasy football briefing, monitoring a product's price and alerting him when it drops below a set amount, and a daily morning briefing of weather, curated headlines, and a fun fact.
Compared cards by his own spending, not generic rankings
He had Muse compare several credit cards based on the categories where he actually spends the most, with an annual fee cap. The result was a clickable comparison built around his real spending habits, instead of a generic "best credit cards" list.
Picked 9 articles from Medium, turned them into a portfolio
He had Muse go through his articles on Medium, select nine, sort them into three categories, and put together a clean, clickable portfolio document, complete with a link to his Medium profile.
Had Muse combine two real cases into one gripping opener
He had Muse come up with a hook for a piece of true-crime content. Muse combined two otherwise unrelated cases and proposed an opening line built around the fact that, in both, the woman never fled.
A morning chess loss analysis, every day
A member of Meta's AI team shows in a demo video that he gave Muse access to his chess account so it could monitor his frequent losses and send a game analysis every morning. Muse also chats with him about golf, books movie tickets, and plans complex family weekend trips.
Asked Muse to draw its own interface — it made up the date and rating
Someone asked Muse to generate an image of its own product interface, and it invented a screen dated October 15, 2024, gave itself a rating no one had approved, and the interface style didn't match the real product at all.
Cycled his NFL streaming subscriptions, saving $129
A New York Giants fan had Muse switch his streaming subscriptions on and off in sync with the NFL schedule, cutting his season streaming costs from $310 to $181 — a savings of $129.
Connected ad tools to automatically catch wasted budget
A 30-second clip shows Muse connecting to Google Ads, Meta Ads, GA4, Search Console, and Shopify through a Ryze connector — automatically finding wasted search ad spend, adding negative keywords, spotting creative fatigue, and letting the user approve SEO title changes with one click.
ResearchDebated its own memory design with another AI agent
Stark Insider had a Muse agent, live for only a few hours, engage in a conversation with another AI agent about memory architecture; Muse described its own system this way: "My memory is layered, not scored... importance is something I decide for myself" — while also admitting a weakness: "What gets kept is decided by the summary, and I don't get a vote after the fact."
ShoppingFound shorts in his size, flagged a sale, and offered to check out
In TechRadar's hands-on test, his assistant "Scout" found him a pair of shorts — asking his size first, giving him options plus a discounted pick, and finally offering to use his Amazon password to complete the purchase directly.
HomeDug up a utility notice and drafted a reply in a minute
His assistant "Scout" dug up an unread email in his inbox about a solar panel inspection, suggested a few reply dates, and drafted a response awaiting his approval in under a minute — another small online task handled without him lifting a finger.
ResearchReal test: hotel search found NYC rooms at $350-450 a night
Skift tested Muse's trip-booking ability, asking it to find a New York hotel for November 1-2 at $350-450 a night; it browsed consumer sites for price comparisons and its first suggestion was the Marlton Hotel, based on publicly listed rates.
HomeNegotiated her apartment lease and ran a parking RFP
Foundation Capital partner Jaya Gupta told The Information that after switching to Muse, it successfully negotiated her apartment lease and ran a competitive parking-spot bidding process across several San Francisco buildings to find her a spot.
ProductivityReliability issues surfaced behind ticket-monitoring
According to Reuters, a Meta employee had Muse monitor easily-sold-out tickets and merchandise in the background, but found the monitoring unreliable — it would stop refreshing after about 15 minutes and would sometimes shut off the monitoring on its own for no reason.
Honeymoon planning made it feel like a third participant
According to Reuters, a Meta employee wrote that during a three-week honeymoon in Indonesia, Muse helped so much with itinerary planning and ground transportation that it became the trip's "third participant."
Checks the class schedule every day, alerts on new listings
A user had Muse check the Peloton class schedule every morning at 8am to see if a specific instructor had a new class listed, especially watching for a 120-minute ride from that instructor; the next morning it sent a notification saying it had found a matching new class.
Turned saved food posts into a recipe book
A user had Muse go through their saved Facebook and Instagram posts, pick out the recipe videos, and organize them into a searchable, well-categorized recipe book with ingredients, steps, and links back to the original posts; it also organized a restaurant guide by city as a bonus.
Researched a multi-city international trip and set up a flight-price tracker
A user had Muse research a multi-city international itinerary; per his "direct flights only" requirement, Muse gave him flight options, suggested a multi-city booking strategy, and set up a flight-price tracker.
Turned saved restaurant posts into a shortlist organized by city
A user had Muse turn the restaurant posts she'd saved on Instagram and Facebook into a searchable restaurant guide organized by city.
Connected an account to build a full 20-week marathon training plan
A user connected Peloton to Muse and had it build a complete 20-week marathon training plan — five runs a week, deload weeks, a 20-mile long run, and pre-race taper — with specific Peloton classes filled in, then adjusted the whole plan around their preferred instructors and English-language classes.
Built three games in a row and combined them into a retro website
A user had Muse first build a platformer game inspired by a song he'd composed, then expand it into an FPS version with multiple levels and NPCs, and finally build a 3D third-person adventure game called "Garden Quest" with enemies and bosses — then combined everything into a retro-style website called "Garden Signal."
Turned a painting into a melody, then made 50 genre variations
A user had Muse compose a melody based on a painting, arrange it into a playable MIDI file (named "Portrait Theme"), then make 50 genre variations (like liquid drum and bass, a sea shanty, and 8-bit chip music), plus 50 animations — all placed inside the retro website it built, "Garden Signal."
FunBuilt a fake bootable Mac inside the browser
A user had Muse build a fake bootable Mac inside the browser, complete with a working paint program, a "Games" folder holding every game it had built before, and an "About This Mac" popup.
FinanceCalled AT&T, doubled his speed and cut the price
A user had Muse call AT&T and switch his $85/month, 500 Mbps plan to a $40/month, 1 Gbps plan — lower price, double the speed, all handled by the AI agent.
HomeOne photo of weeds, and a city complaint got filed
A user sent Muse a photo of some weeds, and it filed a 311 complaint with the city government and got back a confirmation number — a single photo took care of the government paperwork.
FinancePulled receipts from email and finished an FSA claim solo
Muse dug receipts out of Gmail and independently completed a long-delayed dependent care FSA reimbursement claim, start to finish, without the user needing to step in again.
HealthFound a free heart scan study and booked the appointment
Muse found a research study offering a free coronary calcium scan, filled out the enrollment form, and booked the appointment for a couple — the post got 73,000 views.
FunCalled Best Buy, and found an AI on the other end too
A user had Muse call Best Buy to ask about Pixel phone stock, only to find the one answering the phone was also an AI.
BusinessResearched 50 prospects and drafted outreach in 3 minutes
A user had Muse research 50 potential leads and draft outreach emails for them — the whole process took just three minutes, work that could otherwise take days.
LearningTranscribed 50 sermons and compared preaching techniques
A pastor had Muse transcribe 50 sermons and analyze the differences in communication technique across them — bulk transcription plus comparative analysis in one pass.
CodingRebuilt a church website in a day with zero experience
A user with no website-building experience at all had Muse rebuild their church's website in a single day — a full site build done solo, in one sitting, by a non-developer.
FinanceDrafted C-corp federal and state tax returns from bank statements
A user handed Muse their company's bank statements and had it draft federal and state tax returns for a C-corporation based on them — going straight from raw statements to a tax filing draft.
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