Shop insurance quotes and save hundreds
A Muse user had been putting off getting new insurance quotes. Muse did it and saved their $500 : and got a $7 Amazon refund the same day.
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Connected Muse to their Gmail and had it audit their AI tool subscriptions by searching email receipts : returned a detailed list of flat-rate subscriptions (Midjourney, Leonardo, HeyGen, ElevenLabs, Granola, Make, VibeCode, Anthropic API, etc.) with monthly costs plus usage-based spend,…
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Connected Muse to their Gmail and had it audit their AI tool subscriptions by searching email receipts : returned a detailed list of flat-rate subscriptions (Midjourney, Leonardo, HeyGen, ElevenLabs, Granola, Make, VibeCode, Anthropic API, etc.) with monthly costs plus usage-based spend, totaling hundreds per month.
Copy this into Muse and replace anything in [square brackets] with your own details.
Connect to my Gmail and audit all my subscriptions: search receipts, categorize flat-rate vs usage-based spend, and total my monthly cost. Flag anything that looks duplicative or unused.
Review what the agent will be allowed to touch: browse the web, access account settings, confirm changes first, read email you connect. Ask Muse to show its plan and pause before anything that spends money, sends a message or changes an account.
Reported by @mr.eflow (Matt Wolfe, Instagram, 2026-09-14, 50K followers) on Instagram (original post). Collected by the open-source EveryAI Muse field guide under the MIT licence. Sundog has not tested this workflow; results people report here appear on this page.
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A clear list of recurring charges, renewal dates, and subscriptions worth reviewing.
A dot that lists what renews in the next 14 days, the last price paid, and whether it changed, so a price rise never lands as a surprise on the statement.