Muse Charm
Dec 2026A small Tamagotchi-style keychain gadget with a screen and fingerprint sensor, Jolly as its default avatar. Tap, speak, and Jolly toddles off to handle the task — no phone required. Ships December 2026.
App walkthrough
The Muse app, tour by tour
Everything about using the Muse app in one place — where to get it, how the first five minutes go, and what each part of the interface is actually for. Every section links to the full guide when you want the deep version.
Short answer
Get the Muse AI app from the App Store (iOS), Google Play (Android), or the web at muse.ai — availability is limited to the US and Canada as of September 2026. Set up with an official invite route, verify your email, confirm you're 18+, and redeem any token codes. Inside, the main chat is your primary conversation, side chats hold separate topics, the Feed carries proactive updates, the Goals tab tracks background work, and Artifacts are the finished documents, pages, and trackers Muse produces. Voice mode lets you talk instead of type, and you can rename Muse and redesign its avatar (Jolly is the default).
01 · Get the app
Three ways in
Muse runs on iOS, Android, and the web — plus WhatsApp and Mac surfaces. As of September 2026, all of them are US & Canada only.
iOS
App Store · US & Canada only
Download Muse from the Apple App Store on your iPhone or iPad. The app reached #1 on the US App Store on September 18, 2026.
Android
Google Play · US & Canada only
Grab it from Google Play on Android phones and tablets. It hit #1 on the US Play Store on September 19, 2026.
Web
muse.ai · US & Canada only
Prefer a browser? Muse runs on the web too, on any device with a modern browser. Same agent, bigger screen for artifact work.
Outside those two countries, the app simply isn't in your store yet — don't trust unofficial APKs or cloned download pages. Download guide → · Availability by region →
02 · First-run setup
Your first five minutes
Setup is short. The five steps below are everything standing between you and your first real task.
Join through an official route
Muse is invite-gated in some waves and open in others. Use the official invitation or access route shown for your region — never an unofficial APK or cloned download page. If your account asks for one, enter an invite code during setup.
Create your account and verify your email
Sign up with accurate details and confirm your email if the app prompts you to. This is what ties your agent, your memory, and any promotional tokens to you.
Confirm you're 18 or older
Muse is an adults-only product — access is limited to users 18 and older, and the app may ask you to confirm that during setup.
Let your agent get set up
Your personal agent provisions its own workspace when you first arrive. Give it a moment — the app will let you know when it's ready to take its first task.
Redeem any codes or token grants
If you have an invite code or a promotional token grant (like the 1-billion-tokens offer), redeem it in the app's account or invite area. The only authoritative balance is the one shown in your own app.
Walked through the long way, with screenshots-level detail: How to get Muse AI → · Redeeming a code → · The 1-billion-tokens offer →
03 · Home screen tour
What each part is for
The app has a small number of surfaces, and each one has a job. Learn the five and you'll stop fighting the interface.
- Main chat
- Your primary, long-running conversation with Muse. It stays interruptible — you can send several tasks at once and it keeps them straight. This is where finished work begins.
- Side chats
- Separate threads for separate topics. When a project shouldn't contaminate the context of everything else, give it a side chat instead of piling it into the main one.
- Feed
- A running feed of proactive updates — briefings, reminders, and things your agent finished while you were away. This is where Muse's 'notify me only when something is meaningfully new' habit lives.
- Goals tab
- Long-running tasks live here: price tracking, topic monitoring, anything Muse works on in the background. Check the tab for progress instead of babysitting the chat.
- Artifacts
- Finished work arrives as artifacts — documents, PDFs, web pages, trackers, dashboards. Ask for a study guide or a spending tracker rather than a wall of text.
That’s the whole map. For the full fifteen-minute onboarding — prompts to try, habits that pay off — read the tutorial.
New to the whole concept? Start here first: What is Muse AI? →
04 · Settings tour
Five things worth checking first
Muse asks for permission before consequential actions — but it's worth knowing where the controls live before it needs to ask. Labels vary by version; look for these ideas in Settings.
Approvals & permissions
Check what Muse may do without asking (standard browsing is allowed by default) and what always stops for your review — emails, purchases, and other hard-to-undo actions. Tighten or loosen as you like.
Data controls & memory
Look for the memory and data controls to see what Muse remembers about you across conversations. Memory files are readable and editable — delete anything you'd rather it forgot.
Redeem tokens
Look for the redeem or invite area in Settings or your account page to enter codes and check your token balance.
Notifications & proactivity
Decide how often Muse reaches out on its own. Proactive messages can be dialed up, down, or off entirely — the feed stays useful either way.
Account
Review the plan or usage terms currently applied to you, your region, and your sign-in details. This is also where eligibility windows for offers appear.
The privacy deep-dive: Muse AI privacy & data controls → · Everyday workflow patterns: How to use Muse AI →
05 · Voice mode
Talk instead of type
What it does
Hold to talk and Muse transcribes, understands, and replies out loud — while it keeps working on your task in the background. Dictation and voice notes are built into the app, and Meta’s real-time audio model handles interruptions, accents, and long sessions.
When to use it
Voice shines for the fuzzy stuff — brainstorming, thinking through a decision, describing a complicated errand while your hands are busy. Save the keyboard for precision work like reviewing a contract or editing a draft line by line.
Full guide, including live video chat and custom voices: Muse voice mode →
06 · Avatar & Jolly
Give your agent a face
Every Muse agent comes with an avatar — and by default, that avatar is Jolly.
Meet Jolly
Default avatar · introduced Sept 23, 2026
Jolly is a cream-colored, doll-like creature with beady black eyes — named by Mark Zuckerberg at Meta Connect for its “jolly and completely customizable character and personality.” It’s only a starting point: you can rename your Muse, redesign its appearance, dress it, and tune how proactively it messages you.
Look for the avatar, appearance, or personalization options in your agent’s profile or settings. A name and a face turn an app into a companion — and companions get used.
07 · What's coming
On the roadmap
Everything below is announced, not shipped — except where the status chip says otherwise. Availability and dates can change; the guides track the latest.
Realtime Avatar video chat
AnnouncedLive video chat with an animated, expressive avatar of your agent — speech and video generate from a shared stream so voice, lip movement, and expressions stay synchronized. Meta has announced it but given no release date.
Mac computer use
Live rolloutMuse can operate your Mac — announced at Meta Connect 2026 and rolling out. Check the guide for what's live right now and what it can actually do.
A dedicated Muse email address
AnnouncedYour agent gets its own email address so it can send and receive on your behalf (with human-in-the-loop approval before anything consequential goes out). Announced at Connect 2026.
08 · FAQ
App questions, answered
Get Muse from the Apple App Store (iOS), Google Play (Android), or the web at muse.ai. There's also a Mac app. As of September 2026, availability is limited to the US and Canada — if you don't see it in your store, your region isn't supported yet.
It depends on the current access wave. Some users can sign up directly; others are asked for an invite code. Follow the official access route shown for your account and region, complete setup with accurate details, and enter a code only if the app asks for one.
The main chat is your long-running primary conversation — it stays interruptible, so you can run several tasks at once. Side chats are separate threads that keep a project or topic from contaminating the main chat's context.
Artifacts are finished work Muse produces for you: documents, PDFs, web pages, spending trackers, study guides, dashboards. When you want something concrete rather than a chat answer, ask for an artifact.
In Settings, look for approvals and permission controls. Standard browsing is allowed by default, but consequential actions — sending emails, making purchases — stop for your explicit review via approval cards. You can tighten or loosen permissions, and dial proactive messages up, down, or off.
No. This App Guide is published by museaicodes, an independent learning resource. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Meta — for authoritative details, check the Muse app itself or Meta's official pages.
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