How to Use Muse AI on Your Phone (Complete Beginner's Guide) 📱

Vídeo em Inglês, publicado pelo canal Suzi Earns.

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Video summary

The video provides a step-by-step guide on how to use Muse, Meta's personal AI agent app, explaining its features, setup process, and practical applications for everyday tasks.

Key points

• Muse is a personal AI agent developed by Meta that can research the web, write documents, build simple pages and apps, set reminders, and run scheduled tasks.
• Users can download the Muse app for free on iOS or Android, or access it via browser at muse.ai, and sign in using a Meta account.
• The app features five main tabs: chat, feed, ideas, goals, and library to manage interactions, content, suggestions, and saved files.
• Advanced features include voice mode, task and reminder scheduling in the background, file uploads, and creating buildable artifacts like documents and web apps.
• Common use cases include planning trips and meals, writing emails, explaining complex concepts, and organizing to-do lists.
• Current limitations include availability limited to the United States and Canada, the requirement of an internet connection, and the inability to view the phone screen or open other apps directly.

Topics

AI AgentMeta MuseMobile AppsProductivity ToolsArtificial Intelligence

Video transcript

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Your phone can now do your work for you. There is an AI app almost nobody is talking [music] about. And it does not just chat. It writes for you. It plans for you. It reminds you and it [music] even builds things for you. It is called Muse. It is made by Meta. And in this video, I will show you exactly how to use it on your phone step [music] by step even if you have never opened an AI app before. Let us get into it. So, what is Muse? Muse is Meta's personal AI agent. It launched in September [music] 2026 and right now it is available in the United States and Canada. And here's what makes it different from a normal chatbot. Every user gets their own personal agent and that agent has its own computer. So it does not just answer questions. [music] It does work. It can research the web, write documents, build simple pages and apps, set reminders, and run [music] scheduled tasks for you. All from a chat on your phone. Step one, download the app. If you have an iPhone, open the App Store. If you have an Android phone, open the Google Play Store. [music] Search for Muse and download it. The download is free. Prefer a bigger screen? Just [music] go to muse.ai in your browser. The app and the website connect the same agent, so you can start a chat on your phone and continue it on your computer [music] later. Step two, sign in. You will sign in with your Meta account. If you do not have one yet, the app walks you through creating one. It takes about a minute. Once you are in, you land on the chat screen. This is your home base. Just type what you need, like you are texting a very smart assistant. For example, plan my weekend trip under $300 or write a polite email to my landlord about the leaking faucet. Hit send and watch it work. Not sure [music] what to ask first? Here are five things people use it for every day. One, planning [music] trips, meals, budgets. Two, writing emails, [music] captions, cover letters. Three, explaining. Snap a photo of a confusing bill and ask what it means. Four, learning. Ask it to explain anything [music] simply, like you are 5 years old. Five, organizing. [music] Turn a messy to-do list into a clean daily plan. The golden rule, be specific. [music] The more detail you give, the better your result. Step three, try voice mode. You do not have to type everything. [music] Tap the microphone button in the chat and just talk. Ask your question out loud the way you would ask a friend. This is perfect when you're cooking, walking, or your hands are full. Your agent listens, does the work, and replies [music] back. Hands-free help straight from your pocket. Step four, take [music] the tour. At the bottom of the app, you will see five tabs. Chat, where you talk to your agent. Feed, your agent writes short posts for you on a schedule you choose, like your own personal [music] newspaper. Ideas, suggestions your agent comes up with for things to build or try. Goals, the things you are working toward with your agent helping you track [music] progress. And library, where everything your agent makes for you is saved. [music] documents, images, files. Five tabs, one assistant, zero learning curve. Pro tip number one, schedule tasks and [music] reminders. This is where Muse pulls ahead of a plain chatbot. Ask it to remind you about something or [music] to check something for you every single day, like watching for a price drop or sending you a morning briefing. Your agent runs these in the background even when the app is closed. It is like hiring [music] a personal assistant who never sleeps. Pro tip number two, feed it files. [music] You can upload photos, documents, and screenshots right into the chat. Got a long contract? Upload it and ask for a one paragraph summary. Got a blurry photo of a whiteboard? Ask it to turn [music] it into clean notes. You can even share things into Muse from other apps with your phone's share button. Your agent reads what you send and works with it. Pro tip number three, [music] ask it to build things. Muse can create what it calls artifacts, documents, pages, and even small web apps. [music] Save straight to your library. Need a workout plan as a clean document, a packing checklist you can reopen anytime? Just ask. It builds it, saves it, and you can open it whenever you want. Your [music] phone just became a tiny production studio. A quick honest note on price. Muse has a free plan with a usage limit, plus paid monthly plans for heavier use. You can compare them at muse.ai/subscriptions. [music] My take, start free. For everyday tasks, writing planning questions [music] the free plan is plenty. Only think about paying if you find yourself hitting the limit every single week. Three quick mistakes to avoid. One, asking vague questions. Do not write, "Help me save money." Write, "Make me a weekly grocery budget for two people under $150." [music] Two, ignoring the tabs. Most people only use chat [music] and completely miss feed, ideas, and goals. Three, giving [music] up after one try. If the first answer is not perfect, just reply, [music] "Make it shorter." Or, "Give me three options." Your agent learns from the conversation, [music] so treat it like a conversation, not a search box. Let me walk you through a real example. It is Sunday [music] night. You open the app and type, "Make me a high protein meal plan for the week. Gross is under $80." Your agent replies with 7 days of meals, a shopping list sorted by store aisle, and the total cost. Then you say, "Turn the shopping list into a [music] reminder for tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. Done. Then save the meal plan to my library." Done. Three messages, 2 [music] minutes, and your whole week is organized. That is the difference between a chatbot and an [music] agent. The agent finishes the job. Now, an honest word on limits because every tool has them. [music] Muse is currently available in the United States and Canada. It needs an internet connection to work. It [music] cannot see your phone screen or open other apps on your phone by itself. It works with what you send it. And like every AI, it can occasionally get things wrong. So, double check anything important like medical or financial details. Knowing the limits [music] just makes you better at using it. Final step, make it yours. Open the feed tab and tell your agent what you want to see every morning. News in your industry, a motivational quote, [music] your calendar. Open ideas when you want inspiration. Your agent suggests things [music] based on what you care about. And set up two or three goals. Read more, save money, launch the side hustle [music] and your agent will help you track them. The more it knows about what matters to you, the more useful it becomes. [music] 10 minutes of setup and it starts feeling like it was built just for you. Let us recap. Download Muse from the App Store or Google Play. [music] Sign in with your Meta account. Start with the chat, type or speak. Explore the five tabs: chat, feed, ideas, goals, and library. Then level up with reminders, file uploads, and artifacts. [music] That is the whole playbook. 10 minutes of setup for an assistant that works for you around the clock. [music] If this helped, hit like and subscribe to Susie Earns. I break down the newest AI tools every week. No hype, just [music] how to actually use them. And comment below what is the first thing you would ask your AI agent. I read every comment. See you in the next one.

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About Muse Secure VM and Muse permissions

Muse is the personal AI agent Meta introduced on September 8, 2026. It is powered by Muse Spark, which Meta describes as its most capable model to date, built for agentic work. Besides the iOS and Android apps and the muse.ai website, Meta lists two other ways to use it: talking to Muse directly in WhatsApp, and Muse for Mac, which can work with files, apps and browser tabs on the computer.

Each Muse runs on Muse Secure VM, a dedicated virtual machine in the cloud that Meta describes as a persistent, isolated Linux computer with a full browser, where the agent and the data of connected services are stored. A separate agent called Sentinel runs on the same machine, kept apart from Muse at the system level: nothing Muse does reaches the internet unless Sentinel approves it. When Muse asks for permission, the options listed by Meta are allow once, always allow or deny, and default permissions can be managed for each connection. Logins go into a credential store the agent cannot read, and at checkout Muse can pay with Link by Stripe, which generates a one-time card number so the real card details stay hidden.

Fact sheet

• Agent: Muse (Meta)
• Announced: September 8, 2026
• Model: Muse Spark
• Other access options: WhatsApp and Muse for Mac
• Cloud computer: Muse Secure VM, an isolated Linux virtual machine with a full browser
• Network control: Sentinel agent, separate from Muse
• Permission choices: Allow once, always allow or deny
• Payments: Link by Stripe with a one-time card number

Read also

• How To Use Muse AI For Beginners
• Meta Muse AI Tutorial for Beginners | Set Up Your AI Assistant & Create Videos FREE!
• Give Muse AI Superpowers: Connect 1,600+ Tools, Custom MCPs & Skills!

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Sources and references: Meta Newsroom – Introducing Muse · Meta AI – Muse · video by the Suzi Earns channel on YouTube.