Asked Muse to search a text thread for an EIN; it claimed to find it, then hallucinated a random EIN number (failure story, screenshot attached).

Builds an unofficial Things.app API and keeps todos in sync from Muse across Apple devices.

Built a calorie tracker so the user canceled their old sub : snap a photo of food, match against goals set in Muse.

Organized 500+ liked Spotify songs into genre- and language-specific playlists.

Became a personal dietitian after high blood sugar : daily check-ins, meal planning, and monitoring.

With severe mitochondrial disease and no energy, Muse drafted and sent three detailed medical emails the user couldn’t assemble.

Asked Muse for a bomber jacket for an upcoming trip; package arrived at home in a couple of hours.

Built an Instagram profile-growth dashboard with metric breakdowns and suggestions via Muse Code.

Used Muse to find the exact product they wanted to buy; it handed back a ready-to-checkout URL (Apple Pay not supported yet). Saved them tedium and time.

Right after starting to use Muse, it cleaned up 40,000+ Gmail messages and called Costco customer service on their behalf to resolve an issue (Muse provides a transcript of the call).

Muse cleaned and archived 15 years of emails while migrating everything to Hey : their "favorite @Muse use case so far."

Muse built them personal finance dashboards in minutes : categorized spending, summarized all accounts, flagged potential fraud. "RIP personal finance apps."

Finds a cheaper way to get meds, texts the pharmacy to route the Rx, orders it, and reorders on autopilot before running out.

A 50-question voice interview for self-reflection.

Creates its own profile pic (“Wolfred”) and an animated GIF of the agent at work.

Reads Instagram follows for aesthetics, then turns them into an NYT-style collage.

Asked Muse where to go for dinner; it recommended Bar Agricole : closed for 2 years : and tried booking it for 7 minutes without getting through. (A Meta staffer replied a fix had been pushed.)

Scanned six months of email receipts and found a forgotten $100/mo Claude Max sub on a corp card:about $1,200/year saved.

Set up their agent "Satoshi" with a bitcoin balance via @Breez_Tech : received and moved sats.

Muse built them a 30-day content calendar "all great ideas" for their city-focused account.

Scans Facebook Marketplace for specific items so you don’t have to scroll yourself.

Scanned emails for interests and portfolio holdings to populate the Muse feed.

Built a pitch deck to convince a spouse to upgrade to the new iPhone Duo.

Researched flight tickets from SFO to Munich for a 10-day December trip.