Interactive tool

Can I use Muse in my country?

Short answer: as of September 2026, Muse is available only in the United States and Canada. Pick your country below to check. If you’re anywhere else, Meta has announced no launch dates — waiting for an official rollout is the only legitimate option, and this checker never suggests workarounds.

Type to search the full country list, then pick yours.

Honest notes

  • Availability is US and Canada only as of September 2026. Meta’s help centre says access is limited to countries where Muse operates, and publishes no expansion timeline.
  • An invite code doesn’t change country gating — it only affects whether your account gets in, not where.
  • For the full picture, including why demand-heavy regions like India, the UK, and Pakistan are still waiting, read the availability guide →

How it works

Search a country, get a plain verdict

This checker answers one question: is Muse AI available in your country? Type into the search box and pick your country from the full list of countries and territories. The list is bundled with the page itself — no API calls, no waiting — so results appear the moment you select.

The verdict card gives a plain answer with honest next steps. If you are in the United States or Canada — the only two regions where Muse operates as of September 2026 — you get an “Available” card with links to the official apps, the invite-code board, and the Muse tutorial. Anywhere else gets a “Not yet” card: Meta has announced no launch dates, and the card warns that VPNs and other workarounds violate Meta’s terms and can get an account banned.

On a “Not yet” result, the “Watch this launch” button saves your country in your browser’s local storage — device-only, no email, no account, no spam — and a banner reminds you what you’re watching until you stop it. Mexico is called out explicitly: some press outlets report availability there, but Meta has not confirmed it, so the checker lists it as unconfirmed.

What each part does

  • Country search — a combobox over the full static country list; typing filters it, arrow keys move through results, Enter selects, Escape closes, and clicking outside dismisses the dropdown.
  • Verdict card — the result panel: a green “Available” badge for the US and Canada, an amber “Not yet” badge everywhere else, with a headline stating the verdict for the selected country.
  • Available-state links — on an “Available” result: direct links to the official Android, iPhone, and web apps, the invite-code board, and the Muse tutorial.
  • Not-yet-state links — on a “Not yet” result: links to /news for rollout announcements, the full availability guide, and the Muse tutorial — plus the no-VPN warning.
  • Mexico note — a callout on Mexico’s result explaining that press reports of availability are unconfirmed by Meta, so the checker treats it as not yet available until Meta says otherwise.
  • Watch this launch — the button on “Not yet” results that saves the selected country to your browser’s local storage; it is disabled while you’re already watching that country.
  • Watching banner — the pinned reminder of the country you’re watching, with a “Stop watching” button to remove it; saved on this device only, with no email and no account.

FAQ

Availability questions, answered

It tells you whether Muse AI is available in your country. You search the built-in country list and pick yours, and the checker returns a plain verdict: “Available” for the United States and Canada, “Not yet” everywhere else — each with honest next steps for that result.

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