'Quantum Fiber tried to steal $200 from me and @Muse said not so fast!' : Muse disputed and stopped the improper $200 charge.

Cut Peacock from $12.99 to $2.99/mo for 3 months, trashed 941 marketing emails, revoked 19 app connections, and filed a Lyft dispute for an unaccounted charge.

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.

André got a $12.99 check from the FTC v. Amazon settlement. His Muse verified it was real, figured out depositing a US check at a Swiss bank would cost more in fees than the check itself, and requested a PayPal reissue on the official settlement portal.

Booked a haircut so the calendar slot was locked without phone tag.

Kaushik asked Muse to call One Medical for an itemized bill : the first call got dropped, but it tried again and got it done.

Eric had Muse log into all his utility accounts, download every bill it could find, save them in Google Drive, and log cost/usage data with links in Notion : hours of manual work, done.

Nick used Muse to file a warranty claim : less than 10 seconds of actual effort on his part. The claim was approved and shipped within a few hours.

PREEM's Muse voice assistant 'Hailey' called a real business, worked the phone menu, sat on hold, got hung up on twice : and kept calling back until the appointment was booked.

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.

Jeff Mohler runs Muse as a full ops partner : it added a dozen pages to his sites, set up Stripe payments, Tally, Resend, Namecheap, Gmail, Instagram posts, and email outreach. Now he's building a connector into his TDEE and powerlifting/meal-prep app.

Matt Fauveau put Muse to the test on his creeping AT&T internet bill : it negotiated from $85/mo for 500 Mbps down to $40/mo for a full gig.

Called the user’s own company to book a spring replacement : clearer and more pleasant on the phone than most customers.

Kuntal Go's Muse agent 'Oracle' designed and posted a visualization of his second brain : entirely on its own.

Kristy had Muse research furniture and items for her daughter's 'homework corner.' She narrowed the list, and Muse did all the purchasing.

Kousic's Muse called AT&T, handled the IVR, waited on hold, and secured a 1 Gig upgrade while cutting the bill from $65 to $40 with AutoPay.

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.'

Connor's mom used Muse to unsubscribe from a bunch of unwanted emails : 'the agentic era is upon us.'

Used an agentic video/photo editor so Muse created a self-explaining video featuring the user’s avatar, Penelope.

Booked an oil change and negotiated bills in the same week using Muse’s computer, browser, and phone.

Gaurav Varma's Muse found cheaper auto and renter insurance rates : even though he thought his were already the lowest : and found a lower AT&T Fiber rate the same morning.

All TA had to do was photograph the receipts for his purchases : Muse filed the lost-baggage claim and handled everything else. Saved him hours.