How to use Muse on your phone starts with installing the right app: on iPhone, search the App Store; on Android, search Google Play for Muse from Meta, and only install it after confirming the developer is Meta. If you cannot find it, it means Muse has not yet launched in your region — do not install a similarly named copycat app. You do not need to install an app on a computer; just open the web version. Your phone and the web version use the same account and the same conversations.
After Installing, Do These Four Steps First
First, sign in with a Meta account. You can register with an email address or phone number, or sign in via a Facebook or Instagram account. Second, turn on notifications. Results from scheduled tasks and actions that need your confirmation are pushed to your phone via notifications; if notifications are off, you will not receive them even after Muse finishes something in the background. Third, pair your phone. Pairing unlocks phone-specific capabilities, such as sharing content into Muse from other apps and using your phone's reminders and notifications. Fourth, connect services such as email and calendar. Before connecting, think clearly about the scope of permissions: what Muse can see and what it can send on your behalf. The scope stated on the confirmation page is the boundary — do not accept everything by default.
Two Handy Habits on Your Phone
One is sharing into Muse: when you see a link, image, or file in another app, use the system share menu to send it to Muse. The content will first land in the input box, so confirm it before sending. The other is that invitation codes are time-limited: within 48 hours of registering, redeem the code in Settings. Once it expires, the entry disappears and neither person gets the reward tokens. There are two more boundaries: the free version has a usage limit — once you reach it, wait for your allowance to recover, buy tokens, or upgrade your subscription; and the settings on iOS and Android are not exactly the same. Entries for app lock, health, calendar, and similar features depend on your device's actual settings. If you cannot find a particular item, check first whether it is a platform difference, and do not treat it as a fault and reinstall.
