Muse isn't here yet.
The problem it solves is.
Meta launched Muse in the US and Canada. The reason you wanted it hasn't gone anywhere: too much to do, spread across too many apps, and only one of you. You can fix that today.
The problem was never the app
Starting something means doing every job yourself. You answer customers at 11pm. You chase invoices on Sunday. You plan the week in your head, between everything else. A household runs the same way, just with fewer invoices.
Muse got attention because it promised an assistant that does things, not just answers questions. That promise doesn't need to wait for Meta. It needs a team that can reach your tools, and clear rules about what each one may touch.
Starting a business? Hire the team first.
Before you can afford staff, you can afford agents.
- 1Say what you're starting“I'm opening a two-chair barbershop.” Tell ChatGPT or Claude once it's connected to myAgents, or pick a ready-made team in the app.
- 2Review the team on one screenYou get a proposed team, say a Customer Desk, a Bookkeeper and an Ops lead, each with a clear job. Change what you like. Nothing is hired until you approve it.
- 3Hand over the standing workDraft replies to booking requests. Chase overdue invoices at 7, 14 and 30 days. Write a Monday plan for the week. It runs on the schedule you set, while you do the part only you can do.
Connect your life without handing over the keys
Your inbox, calendar and books are personal. Access is granted per agent, so each one reaches only what its job needs.
- The Bookkeeper sees QuickBooks and nothing else. The Customer Desk sees the inbox. You decide who gets what.
- Agents reach only the tools you grant them. Gmail starts read-only, and agents draft until you let one send. Outlook stays read-only. Some tools act once granted: calendar invites and WhatsApp messages go out without a separate approval.
- Take access back any time. Disconnect a tool and your agents lose it on the spot.
- An agent can't report work delivered without a real run that produced it. You see what actually happened, not what it claims.
Works with Gmail, Google Calendar, Microsoft 365, QuickBooks, Shopify, Slack, Notion, HubSpot and more. WhatsApp Business (set up with you, after Meta's Business approval).
Ask in a chat, watch the work happen
The best part of Muse is asking and seeing things get done. Connect myAgents to ChatGPT or Claude and you have that now. Add it in a browser; ChatGPT needs a paid plan for connectors.
- “I'm starting a cleaning business. Propose a team and send me the review link.”
- “Hand my Bookkeeper the overdue invoices and ask for friendly reminders. I'll approve them.”
- “What did my agents deliver this week? Read me the highlights.”
Honest about the gap
We're not Muse, and we're not a way around Meta's launch. Muse runs errands in the world, and that isn't what we build:
- Booking the table, the flight, the appointment
- Buying the thing, with your card, after you say yes
- Filling forms and negotiating bills, with a browser when there's no API
If booking tables and buying things is what you were waiting for, wait for Muse. It's good at that. If the problem is the standing work of running something, that part can start today.
The day Muse arrives
Paste one message into Muse and it connects to the team you already have. Muse keeps the errands. Your team keeps the standing work. You say “chase the overdue invoices” in Muse, your Bookkeeper drafts the reminders, you approve, and Muse reads you the delivery. Nothing to rebuild, and you'll have had a head start.
Questions people ask
- Where is Muse available?
- As of September 30, 2026, Meta lists Muse in the US and Canada. Meta hasn't published dates for anywhere else, so we won't guess one.
- Is myAgents the same thing as Muse?
- No. Muse is one personal agent from Meta that runs errands: it books, buys, and fills forms. myAgents is a team of AI agents that runs standing work on a schedule: the inbox, the follow-ups, the books, the weekly plan. If errands are what you want, we're not a substitute. If you want a team doing the repeat work, that part you can have today.
- Does myAgents work in my country?
- Almost certainly. You can sign up from most countries; our terms exclude only countries under U.S. embargo. Your team runs in the cloud, so it doesn't care where you are. Plans are priced in US dollars.
- Can I talk to my team from ChatGPT or Claude?
- Yes. myAgents has a connector your ChatGPT or Claude can use to see your team, hand it work, and read back what got delivered. Add it in a browser, not the phone apps. ChatGPT also needs a paid plan to add connectors.
- What happens when Muse reaches my country?
- Paste one message into Muse and it connects to the same team. Nothing to rebuild. Your agents, their schedules, and everything they've delivered are already there.
Promote yourself to boss, today.
What Muse promised starts with a team that can reach your tools. Build yours now, set what each agent may touch, and plug Muse in when Meta gets to you.
$10 in free credits, no card to start. Then from $25 a month per person, covering every team that person is in.
The Muse guides
Muse hub →One message to paste into Muse. Two minutes later it can see your team, hand it work, and read back what got delivered.
Muse is one personal agent. myAgents is a team with a schedule. Side by side, honestly, and why the answer is both.
Tell Muse what your week looks like. It asks myAgents for a team, you review one screen, and the team starts working.
Muse for Small Business reads your ads, your store, and your books. Give it a Customer Desk, Sales follow-up, and Ops that run on a schedule.
Muse books, buys, and negotiates. Your household team plans Sunday dinner, tracks the bills, and briefs you every morning.
Muse hasn't reached every country. The problem it solves has. Start a business or run your week with an AI team today, on your own tools, with your rules.
Muse and Meta are trademarks of Meta Platforms, Inc. myAgents is built by myOS Inc and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Meta. Muse facts on this page are as of September 30, 2026 and come from Meta's own announcements and help centre. Muse builds custom connectors from the link you give it; Meta does not review them, and how Muse behaves with any connector is up to Meta.