How to Use Meta Muse: Step-by-Step Setup Guide

Muse is Meta's personal AI agent that runs on its own cloud virtual machine and works toward your goals even after you close the app. This step-by-step guide covers the full setup: downloading Muse, signing in, granting permissions, giving it a task or goal, setting usage limits, and staying in control of what it can do for you.

Last updated: October 1, 2026

Step 1: Get Muse

  1. On your iPhone or Android device, open the App Store / Google Play and search for "Muse" (maker: Meta). Available in the US and Canada as of Oct 2026.
  2. Alternatively, try it in the Meta AI app (meta.ai), which is powered by the Muse Spark model.

Step 2: Sign Up & Link a Payment Card

Create or sign in with your Meta account. Muse requires a payment card even on the Free plan — this is how Meta meters your free usage. You will see a usage meter and a warning before free capacity runs out, so you won't be charged without notice.

Step 3: Personalize & Connect

Step 4: Give Muse Work

Short tasks

Type or speak things like: "draft a reply to the Airbnb host about the check-in time" or "find flights to Tokyo next Friday under $900 and book the best option."

Long goals

Muse is designed for goals, not just tasks: "plan and execute a 3-day NYC trip for my family with a $2,000 budget". Muse builds the plan, coordinates your time and resources, and advances the work on its own — then comes back to you when it needs a decision.

Tip: give Muse goals you can verify. Because it runs in a cloud VM with persistent memory, it can track multi-step work across days — check back in the app for updates and approval requests.

Step 5: Stay in Control (Permissions & Security)

Step 6: Manage Your Plan

See the full pricing breakdown, or check alternatives if Muse isn't the right fit.

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Sources

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