A browser of its own, signed in as you.
Muse keeps its own browser inside your private workspace. Connect a site, sign in once, and Muse can read and act there for you — after you close the app, from your phone, on the sites that have no API. It stops before anything is sent, paid, deleted or published.
Airbnb, Booking.com, WhatsApp and Facebook come with Muse-trained skills. Any other site works too: connect it, then show Muse once.
Sign in once. Muse does the rest.
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Connect a site
Name it in Integrations. Muse opens it in its own browser, inside your workspace — not on your computer.
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Sign in, Muse looks away
You type your password in the live view; Muse never sees it. The session stays in your workspace, encrypted, so it holds after you close the app.
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Ask — or show it once
Say what you need in plain words. For a site Muse does not know yet, do the task once in the live view and tap Done: Muse keeps the steps as a skill you can read, edit and run from chat.
Watch, or take the controls
A live view of Muse's browser, on your computer or your phone. Tap to take over at any moment; hand it back when you are done. Every approval reaches you as a card with a picture of the page.
What it can and never does
It can
- Read the sites you connect, signed in as you
- Act there on your instruction — fill, click, navigate, collect
- Keep working after you leave, in your workspace, and reach you when it needs a Yes
- Learn a task you show it once, and keep it as a skill you own
It never
- Sends, pays, deletes or publishes without your Yes
- Hosts a bank, payment or payroll account
- Reads your password: sign-in is yours, Muse looks away
- Keeps page text: its log holds addresses and the names of controls, never what the page said
Forget a site from Integrations at any time; its session is deleted the same moment. How Muse's browser handles your sessions →