Meta’s official personal AI assistant Muse is now officially live!
Muse is a personal AI agent released by Meta—essentially a private assistant available 24/7, running on a dedicated cloud computer to help you check your schedule, manage email, plan trips, process files, and more…
Why register now?
1 billion Muse token redemption code (19 uses remaining): HTDLBW
One free dedicated VM per user
Every user gets an independent cloud computer. The assistant remembers your preferences, habits, and files, and is always ready to help—no need to repeat the context in every conversation.
Free token allowance, automatically reset every week
It’s free, and the allowance is automatically replenished every week, so there’s no reason not to use it.
After redeeming the invitation code, you’ll receive 1 billion tokens that never expire. Use them to run the assistant to your heart’s content.
New-user registration guide:
Visit the official website: muse.ai (Note: currently available only in the United States and Canada.)
Register a Meta account using an email address you commonly use. Accounts are managed centrally in Meta Accounts Center, so use one account long-term.
The easiest way is to register using my invitation link. Alternatively, within 48 hours of joining, go to “Settings” > “Redeem token” in the app and enter the invitation code manually: HTDLBW. Don’t miss the expiration period!
Don’t worry: the invitation link won’t let anyone see your chat history. Everyone’s assistant is independent.
Privacy is under your control: Settings includes an AI training toggle and data export options, so you can manage your own data at any time.
Notes: Users may see “Region unavailable” because of their IP address or registration environment. Trying again on a different network usually solves the problem. You may also encounter card-binding verification, but I used Facebook to bypass the card verification. As for Instagram, Instagram itself can be accessed using a Google email address.
Registration link: Muse from Meta
Method 1: For users with Gemini Pro:
In Gemini, go to spark–>
Enter: Open Muse from Meta →
Grant permissions–>
Register in the remote browser–>
Enter your email address–>
Receive the verification code–>
Age verification required–>
Select the first verification method (credit card verification; domestic Visa credit cards can be used, and you can choose any region—the United States or Singapore, for example)–>
Registration successful.
Within 48 hours of joining, log in on your own computer and redeem my invitation code through “Settings” to receive 1 billion Muse tokens.
1 billion token redemption code (19 uses remaining): HTDLBW
Method 2: Without Gemini Pro:
Go to https://cloud.browser-use.com/ and register an account to claim $15 in free credits.
Then enter and open Muse from Meta
Complete the registration normally using the method above.
If you don’t want to link a credit card, simply link your own Facebook account to skip it. (I used the second method and didn’t link a card—it went through very easily. You can try it several times.)
1 billion Muse token redemption code (19 uses remaining): HTDLBW
Three useful methods
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Register using a cloud phone
Use the overseas residential environment provided by a cloud phone to register. This is suitable for beginners without experience using proxies. Disadvantages: good cloud phones require payment, while free IP environments are heavily reused, so success depends on luck. -
Have Grok / Gemini open a browser and register for you
Ask the AI to complete the registration process in its own sandbox browser, allowing you to use its exit IP. Disadvantage: the process is uncontrollable, and the age-verification step is prone to getting stuck. -
Fingerprint browser + dedicated residential IP (high success rate)
Open a window in RoxyBrowser and bind it to a static US residential IP. It worked on the first try, and new accounts generally come with a trial.
