Short answer: Muse is Meta's personal AI agent, launched in September 2026. You use it at muse.ai on the web or in the Muse apps for iOS and Android: you talk to it in natural language and it answers, keeps context, and helps you get things done. Usage is counted in tokens rather than a classic subscription, and new users who redeem an invite code within 48 hours of signing up get a one-time bonus of 1 billion tokens. Muse is currently available in the US and Canada, for users 18 and older.
Muse grows through its users. Every account has a personal invite code. When a new user redeems someone else's code within 48 hours of signing up, both sides receive 1 billion tokens. Each code works for about 20–30 people, and each account can redeem one code, ever. If you are about to join, get a code first, then redeem it right away.
Q: What is Muse? A: Muse is Meta's personal AI agent, launched in September 2026. It runs at muse.ai and in iOS and Android apps, and currently serves users in the US and Canada who are 18 or older.
Q: Is Muse free? A: Muse can be used for free within a weekly token allowance, and paid tiers raise that allowance. Redeeming an invite code in your first 48 hours adds a one-time 1 billion tokens. The allowances shown in the app are final.
Q: How do Muse invite codes work? A: Every Muse user has a personal invite code. A new user who redeems someone else's code within 48 hours of signing up receives 1 billion tokens, and the owner receives 1 billion too. Each account can redeem one code ever, and each code works for about 20–30 people.
Q: Is this site affiliated with Meta? A: No. Muse Invite Code Pool is an unofficial community site, not affiliated with Meta. It runs a free pool of invite codes that owners share with new users.