Keep the small things from becoming big things.
College student running a whole life-automation stack on Muse: auto-claims BSU football tickets the second the window opens, reads school email for scholarship/financial-aid threads, tracks Canvas assignments (submitted vs missing), handles customer-support emails end to end, sends a morning…
Mom of three / cookie artist; agent "Goldie" scans their emails for teachers' agendas and adds dates to their calendar weekly (auto-check), and schedules alarm series for school pickups tied to their calendar. Screen recordings show Muse requesting email access, confirming the weekly check, and…
Built a Meta Muse family assistant that pulls school/swim emails, tracks deadlines, updates the calendar, and answers what’s coming up.
Asked Muse for a rapid at-home strep test; it went straight to searching eBay for test kits.
Built a calorie tracker so the user canceled their old sub : snap a photo of food, match against goals set in Muse.
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.
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."
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.
Went through an entire inbox overnight and unsubscribed from dozens of promotions on ~10% of the free token budget.
Listed schools from a car conversation; Muse found booking windows and generated a PDF plan.
Acts as a chief of staff: inbox triage, job alerts for kids, tennis ticket watch, and canceling forgotten subscriptions.
Filed unclaimed-property paperwork for free $97, opted out of major data brokers, and added Amex offers : hundreds of clicks saved.
Schedules a voice-agent call to a jeweler to resize wedding rings.
"Tried to get Muse to call Pastmaps customer service (AKA me) and demand a refund. Sent in some receipts with the published number. It refused. Lol. Claims my account doesn't have phone call tool access, sad. Boooooo."
"Thanks Muse! I used to use Gemini for this but it never added to the correct calendar. It would always place them in my personal Google Calendar." (screenshot: wife forwarded an email with a PDF rehearsal schedule : Muse parsed it and added every rehearsal to the shared family Google Calendar,…
"Muse just called my dentist office to reschedule an appointment. I may never make a phone call again as long as I live"
Uses Vapi + Twilio so Muse can call a business and bring answers back into chat.
Calls contractors, then emails photos for estimates without needing to be present.
The user's agent "Pumpkin" ordered $59.99 "Tremendous Tulips" for their wife Emilia returning from Greece, built a HIIT Lift Tracker that logs sets and recommends next-session weights (adjusted for a hotel gym during their Denver trip), and booked a dinner reservation for five at Altesi Downtown…
The user's agent "Oscar" helped manage life ahead of their wedding while they ran 40 sales calls: it reminded them to email their photographer about Perona Farms arrival time, automatically updated their schedule after a pickleball ankle injury, and logged meals to track macros and weight-loss…
Peloton instructor The user's agent "Mango" organized their calendar into "day in motion" views, found toddler activities in NYC, drafted invites, and booked a date-night Italian restaurant reservation picked from their Instagram likes plus a Peloton upper-body workout. (Meta Partner launch video.)