Every day we sweep X, Threads, Instagram, Reddit, YouTube and GitHub for people actually getting things done with Meta's Muse — the personal AI agent — and collect the best finds here, each credited and linked to the original post.
Public posts and videos about Muse are gathered from across the social web every morning.
Duplicates and hype get cut. What survives is a specific thing someone actually made or got done.
Every card names its author and platform and links straight to the original post.
Post it publicly, then send us the link. Cases that show something concrete — a trip booked, a bill cut, an app built by talking — get reviewed for the next edition.
Muse is Meta's personal AI agent. Instead of only answering questions, it carries out tasks for you — comparing prices, planning trips, auditing accounts, building small apps — working across the apps and services you already use, and asking for your approval before anything sensitive goes out.
The cases collected here span saving money, keeping fit, learning something new, building ideas, trips & travel, finding deals, around the house, money & investing, getting things done, cooking & food, family life, work & career — and a healthy dose of weirdly genius. Browse a category above to see what people actually got done.
From public posts and videos on X, Threads, Instagram, Reddit, YouTube, TikTok and GitHub. Each card credits its author and platform and links to the original post, so you can always read the case in the author's own words.
Publish a public post showing something Muse made or did for you, then use the submission form on this page. Submissions are reviewed before they join the gallery; concrete outcomes with real details are the ones that make it in.
No. This is an independent, community-run collection of public Muse use cases. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Meta.
MuseWins (musewins.dev) is an independent, community-run digest that answers one question with evidence: what are real people actually getting done with Meta Muse? Every edition collects public posts from X, Threads, Instagram, Reddit, YouTube, TikTok and GitHub, cuts the hype and duplicates, and publishes the cases that show a concrete outcome — a trip booked, a bill cut, a leak found, an app built by talking.
A case has to show something specific that Muse made or did, in the author's own public post. Opinions about AI, launch hype and reposts without a real outcome don't make the cut. Numbers in a headline come from the original post.
Every card names its author and platform and links to the original post, so the author's own words are always one click away. If you're the author of a featured case and want a credit fixed, a summary corrected, or your case removed, we honour those requests — the submission form above can prepare the request summary (case title + link) so the case is easy to identify.
MuseWins is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Meta. “Muse” and “Meta Muse” are used only to describe the product these public posts are about. This site exists to document how people use it, in their own words.
Contact: For case tips, corrections and removal requests, use the submission form above to prepare a copyable summary — it is not sent automatically from this page, so keep the summary text when you share it with the editor. Submissions are reviewed by a human before anything joins the gallery.
MuseWins is a static, read-only digest. There are no user accounts, no comments, no checkout, and — as published today — no analytics, advertising trackers or cookies set by this site. The submission form on this page does not upload anything: it prepares a summary in your browser for you to copy and send yourself.
Cases featured here come from posts their authors published publicly on other platforms. Each card credits the author and links to the original. Those platforms have their own privacy policies, and following an outbound link — to X, Threads, Instagram, Reddit, YouTube, TikTok, GitHub or a reference site — takes you under that site's policy, not this one. If you are the author of a featured case and would like it removed, we will remove it on request — the submission form on this page can prepare the request summary for you (it does not transmit anything automatically).
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We only feature publicly posted cases, credit authors by the name or handle shown in their post, and link to the source. We do not present a featured post as our own endorsement of a product, price, financial decision or health outcome described in it; details and claims belong to the original author. Financial, health and other outcome stories are documented as reported — they are not advice.