A Muse invite code is a short code shared by an existing user. A new joiner enters it when redeeming, and whatever offer applies to that account takes effect. Here is what that actually means — and what it does not.
Muse is an AI assistant app, and like many apps in early access, it lets existing users invite new ones. The invitation takes the form of a short code — letters, digits, and sometimes dashes or underscores. You do not buy a code from Muse; you receive one from another user and enter it in the app's redeem entry.
One important detail: the reward for redeeming is not a fixed number. It varies by account, under Muse's own offer terms. Any website that promises you an exact amount of tokens or credits for a code is guessing — this site never does that.
Existing users share codes from inside the Muse app, using its Invite button. Codes then circulate: a friend sends you one, or you find one on a sharing page like this wall. Every code on this wall was submitted by a user, not issued by this site.
Because codes are passed around freely, the same code can be seen by many people. Each code also has a limited number of uses, shown on the wall as uses-left (for example 12/30). When that number hits zero, the code is done.
The redeem entry is only available within 48 hours of joining Muse. That is the single most important rule on this page: if you joined more than 48 hours ago, the redeem entry disappears, and no code — from anywhere — can be entered anymore.
If you are inside the window, redeem promptly. Do not sit on a code for a day and hope it still works; the code itself may run out of uses while you wait.
The wall on the homepage lists free codes that rotate, plus a small number of paid page-1 slots. Click any card to copy its code, then paste it into the redeem entry. If a code fails, try another one — and use the report button so dead codes get removed (see our troubleshooting guide).
Disclaimer: all codes on this site are user-submitted and NOT guaranteed valid (they may be used up, revoked, or expired). Paid placement does not mean verified. This site is not affiliated with Meta or Muse and is not an official channel. Reward amounts vary by account; this site promises no reward amount.