01
Check access and choose a surface
Meta's confirmed launch is US-first on iOS, Android, muse.ai and WhatsApp. Outside the United States, a missing Muse option should first be treated as a rollout limitation because Meta has not announced a verified India or global launch date.
Use official Meta surfaces rather than unofficial apps or extensions. Rollouts can be gradual, so availability may differ by account and surface even within a supported market.
02
Start with a bounded task
Begin with a reversible job such as researching travel options, preparing a grocery list or drafting an email instead of immediately combining broad account access with payments and irreversible actions.
Connect only the services required for the task. Prefer read-only access when action permissions are unnecessary, and revoke integrations that are no longer useful.
03
Review approvals and the audit trail
Meta says Muse asks for approval before sensitive actions such as sending email or making purchases. Check the recipient, amount, merchant, dates and form details rather than treating approval as a routine click.
Muse can keep working after the app closes, so use its audit trail to verify what it completed and what it still plans to do. Long-running autonomy makes post-task review important.
04
If Muse is not showing
Check the confirmed market, app version, account rollout state and any separate service login or permission step. Meta has not published a universal waitlist or exact per-account schedule, so avoid unofficial unlock services.
For product capabilities and pricing context, return to the Meta Muse overview. For credentials, Sentinel and privacy controls, read Meta Muse Privacy & Safety.
Sources
Primary and supporting sources
Facts were rechecked against the linked sources immediately before publication. Pricing, product availability and rollout status can change.