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Muse AI Early Access Program: How to Join
Meta is letting users request early access to upcoming Muse features. The exact prompt and what's included.
By Abhit T. · Updated October 6, 2026 · 7 min read
Short answer
Ask Muse: 'Can you let the Muse team know I want to be part of the Muse early access program?' Meta opened requests on September 25, 2026 for enthusiasts to try new features first.
What the program is
On September 25, 2026 — two days after the Connect keynote — Meta opened requests for an early access program for Muse's upcoming features. Instead of a closed beta or a randomized test group, Meta is asking AI enthusiasts to put themselves forward to try new capabilities before anyone else.
The logic is straightforward: the people most likely to stress-test an agent are the people already comparing AI apps side by side. If that's you, Meta wants you in the pool.
How to join: the exact prompt
- Open Muse (you'll need an active account in a supported region — see availability).
- Send this exact message: 'Can you let the Muse team know I want to be part of the Muse early access program?'
- Muse will log your interest with the team. That's the whole signup — there's no separate form or waitlist page.
- Wait. Meta hasn't said how quickly invitations go out or how many people will be admitted.
What early access may include
Meta hasn't published a definitive feature list for testers, but the Connect announcements are the obvious candidates:
- Muse Realtime Avatar — video chat with an animated avatar of your agent.
- Expanded Mac computer-use capabilities.
- New shopping partners and connectors.
- Smart-glasses integration as it approaches release.
What to expect as a tester
Early features are early: expect rough edges, changing behavior, and the occasional dead end. That's the trade — you get the future first, and Meta gets feedback from people who actually push the product.
A few honest caveats: requesting access doesn't guarantee admission; features may arrive in stages rather than all at once; and everything is still limited to regions where Muse operates. If you're outside the US and Canada, the program doesn't change that — check availability for the current picture.