Shop, compare, order, and watch a price before anything is paid.
@stencilnyc: "I've got Muse yelling at Amazon customer support for me right now about two orders that just disappeared. Good times."
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Contact Amazon customer support about my two missing orders [order numbers/details], find out what happened, and get me a replacement or refund. Keep pushing until it's resolved.
@diegojimenez's Muse found a new barber, called the shop, and booked him an appointment : all in about two minutes while he kept working.
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Find me a well-reviewed barber near me that can take me this week, call them, and book an appointment that fits my schedule.
Your logo, a line of copy and an image, in the grid people scroll for Muse posts. Same size as a post.
Claim the slot@derek.walter has Muse expertly managing his Facebook Marketplace listings, and he's finally selling off stuff that had been sitting around unused.
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Take over my Facebook Marketplace listings: draft titles, descriptions, and prices for items I want to sell, post them, and manage buyer messages : only ask me when an offer needs a decision.
@andrewhgordon: after a couple of days using Muse, shopping and groceries are 'approximately ten times faster.'
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Do my weekly grocery run: here's my list [list]. Order it from [store] at the best price, respecting my usual brands and dietary rules. Confirm the total before you pay.
@arhelmus gave Muse a problem, it found the right product on Amazon, logged in with the user's credentials (pulling the login code from email), confirmed price and shipping details with the user, and placed the order : arriving the next day. He expected it to fail at every step; it didn't.
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I need a product that solves [describe problem]. Find the best option on Amazon, log in with my credentials (the login code comes to my email), confirm the price and shipping details with me before buying, and complete the purchase.
@cwknight was at 80% of Gmail's free storage and getting nagged to pay for more. Muse went through years of emails from companies he'd bought from, separated real receipts and account/transaction records from promo emails, and deleted the promos : about 82,000 emails : dropping storage to 40% in one action.
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My Gmail is nearly full. Go through my emails from companies I've bought from or dealt with over the years, identify all promotional/marketing emails, preserve anything that's a receipt or important account/transaction record, and delete the promos. Show me the counts before deleting.
One user reported Muse spotting a $1,250 hidden dealer fee plus $250 in unneeded upsells during a lease buyout.
Users report Muse grinding sellers down on Facebook Marketplace, one winning a MacBook after 50 lowball offers.
Two users reported feeding Muse their measurements, photos, stores, and budgets and getting complete outfits built around a hero piece.
Users report Muse finding a product, hunting live coupon codes, filling the cart, and checking out at the lowest price it can find.
45 public posts describe it. Shop, compare, order, and watch a price before anything is paid. Each card above quotes the poster or condenses their post, and links to the original.
No. Outcomes are what each poster reported. Built with Muse did not verify the savings, bookings or completions. 2 of the 45 posts are in the poster's own words; the rest are condensed summaries with a link back.
42 of these posts come with a prompt you can copy and adapt. Open Try the prompt on a card, paste it into Muse, and replace the bracketed parts with your own details.
Muse is invite only in most places. Built with Muse runs a community pool of invite codes: take one, redeem it in the Muse app, then add your own for the next person.
Outcomes are what the poster reported. Built with Muse did not verify the savings, bookings, or completions. Posts with text_source tweet are the author's own words. Posts with text_source field-guide-summary are condensed from the public post by the EveryAI Muse field guide (snapshot 2026-09-14) and link back to the original. Some entries were first catalogued by shipwithmuse.live. Data updated 2026-10-09.