A little less shopping admin.

Chandu Karadi's Muse voice-called Shah Restaurant in Sunnyvale and ordered paneer masala + garlic naan for pickup : ready in 10 minutes, paid cash at pickup.

Andres Pirela ordered Chipotle through Muse end-to-end via Link checkout: 'It was awesome, just gave it what I wanted, the chipotle address, connected my card through Link and it did the whole thing.' Only wrinkle: it hallucinated a name for the pickup order.

PS had Muse book two reservations : one required entering a credit card, the other required actual computer use. 'Amazing times we're living in.'

Nick Robert had Muse call Best Buy : and it held a conversation with their AI agent. 'That's our future.'

Ordered a pizza on the way home so dinner was handled without stopping to call or open an app.

Josh: 'I just had @Muse order me a pizza. Could I have done it. Sure? But why not let it do it and I just sit back and eat it.'

Found a US source for a band T-shirt only sold overseas, navigated the site, and set up the account (only tripped by CAPTCHA).

A Muse user: Muse figured out his PC was low on RAM, found his PC specs in his email, discovered he had two open slots, found the best deal on matching RAM, set up Stripe Link, ordered it, and is now tracking the order.

His Muse agent "Fuchur" sourced AND purchased a renewed iPhone 14 for social videos at a better price than he found : saved his startup time and money.

Shopped a cheap iPhone 14 for trade-in against Grok bot : Muse found one at $230 (vs $245) and keeps surfacing Marketplace deals.

A user's Muse agent shopped for and purchased travel insurance for their parents.

Moving soon, a user has Muse handling Facebook Marketplace furniture listings end to end: listing, pricing, negotiation, and pickup coordination.

Went through saved Instagrams, picked meals for the week, and grocery-shopped from that list.

Asked Muse to shop for a USB stick; it completed a real $41.97 purchase of a SanDisk 128GB Ultra Flair on sandisk.com via a one-time Stripe Link virtual card after her approval (Amazon credentials declined, Walmart blocked by CAPTCHA).

Used Muse to find good restaurant recommendations; it downloaded videos from video sites and recommended good Japanese food; multi-language support is good. (Posted in Chinese.)

Planned his sister's birthday dinner: booked the table for six and coordinated with the family over DMs; he just showed up and ate.

Placed a 17-item Panera Bread pickup order.

Replaced a lost key tag: found the same product on Amazon, filled out 9 data fields, added it to the cart.

Got faulty AirPods Pro replaced; Muse handled everything after he logged in with his Apple ID. Replacement on the way.

Built a virtual "Try on" page / September collection for shopping clothes.

The user handed Muse a full Amazon cart. It bought only the workout tank tops they had chosen and left everything else untouched : selective purchasing, not a checkout blunder.

They had Muse pull their grocery list out of Alexa, sign their into their Target account, and build the shopping cart. They reviewed it, made a few changes, approved the order, and just picked it up at Target.

Muse pulled recipes from the reporter's saved Instagram/Facebook posts and organized them into a searchable recipe book with ingredients, steps, and source links, plus a city-by-city restaurant guide from saved posts.

Demo booking a restaurant table with Muse.