Summary
Meta’s Muse is a free AI agent that handles everyday chores such as managing email, shopping, saving money and even making phone calls. This video walks through the best way to set it up and shows seven practical ways to put it to work right away. Muse is available as an iOS and Android app, a Mac app and a browser version. It currently works in the US and Canada, and sign-in uses an existing Meta or Facebook account.
The setup advice is deliberately light. Give your Muse a name and profile image, then use the single main chat, which feels like messaging someone on WhatsApp, plus optional side chats for organization. Skip connecting every app up front, since Muse learns what it needs as you go.
The use cases start with a morning executive-assistant briefing built from your inbox, calendar and to-do list, delivered as a voice file. The money-saving examples include uploading insurance policies so Muse can browse the web for cheaper coverage. One cited user, Joe Devoy, reported saving $3,500 a year, and Peter Yang reportedly saved $800 a year by having Muse negotiate cable and phone bills. The video also shows a weekly automation that scans your email for subscriptions and price-match opportunities.
📺 Source: Paul J Lipsky · Published October 20, 2026
🏷️ Format: Tutorial Demo
