These are the cases where people reported a measurable win. Each card ends with a prompt you can paste in as-is. Fill in the brackets.
01 · Money back$250 in 5 min
Flight delay compensation
After a 7-hour delay, Muse filed the claim and got a $250 Delta credit. It also rebooked onto preferred airlines and answered the support email.
My flight [#] on [date] was delayed [X hrs]. Check if I qualify for compensation, a refund or a credit, prepare the claim for my review, and find alternatives on [airlines]. Ask before submitting or rebooking.
02 · Time backHours of hold
Waiting on hold for you
Muse called Southwest, waited on hold, and called the user back when a human picked up. “You had the rep wait for you.” Calling is in beta and not on every account.
Call [company] about [issue], wait on hold, and call me at [number] when a person is on. Tell me upfront if calling isn't enabled.
03 · Money back$200+ saved
Subscription audit & cancellations
Several users had Muse find recurring charges and cancel services they'd forgotten about.
Review my statements for recurring subscriptions. List amount and renewal date, flag duplicates, and ask which to cancel.
04 · Privacy90 opt-outs
Data-broker removal
One user had Muse complete 90 data-broker opt-outs, a job most people give up on after about four sites.
Find data-broker sites listing my info and request removal. Show matches first, ask before sharing more personal data, and track submitted, confirmed and needs-follow-up.
05 · Money back$600 saved
Price-drop watch on booked travel
Muse keeps checking booked flights and hotels and alerts you when a lower rate is worth taking once change fees are counted.
Monitor my booked flights/hotels for price drops. Factor in change and cancel fees, alert me only on a real saving, and ask before changing anything.
06 · Money back$3,500/yr
Insurance re-shopping
A founder switched auto insurance through Muse. The key is comparing coverage line by line, not just price.
Compare my auto policy with quotes for equivalent coverage: premium, deductibles, limits, exclusions side by side. Ask before submitting my info, and never switch without approval.
07 · DiscoveryIG on steroids
Instagram-powered local discovery
Find bars or restaurants with a specific vibe, see the Reels, then check hours and reservations for a group.
Search Instagram for cocktail bars in [area] like [favorite]. For [N] people on [date]: show reels, check hours and reservation availability, and let me pick before booking.
08 · HomeReel → action
Saved recipes → groceries
Meta's own example: turn a saved recipe reel into a grocery list (Instacart connector), plan a menu, and remember guests' dietary restrictions before sending invites.
Turn my saved recipe reels from this month into a cookbook doc and a grocery list for [store]. Plan a dinner for 6 and account for [friend]'s allergy.
09 · PlanningPlans that work
Planning under constraints
CNN found it strong here: a day-by-day packing schedule in short sessions with time estimates and a first-night bag. The same pattern works for training and study plans.
I move on [date], still need to pack [rooms]. Daily schedule, sessions ≤ [N] min, least-needed items first, plus a first-night checklist.
10 · WorkInbox triage
“I'm underwater” triage
With email and calendar connected, Muse flags what needs a reply, writes first drafts, and offers to take items off your plate.
I'm underwater. What needs my attention across email, calendar and news? What can you take off my plate? Draft replies but don't send.