Frequently asked questions

A Muse invite code is a short 6-character code (letters and numbers) that lets you create a Muse account while the app is still invite-only. Codes are single-use or limited-use depending on how Muse hands them out, so it is normal to need more than one before you get in.

Yes. Muse Invite is a free community board. There is no sign-up, no payment and no email required. Codes are posted by other users and rated by everyone who tries them.

Copy the code from this page, open Muse, and go to the account creation screen. Paste the code into the invitation code field and continue. If the field rejects it, mark the code as "did not work" here and grab another one.

Invite codes expire, get tied to a specific region, or are simply used up by the first person who tries them. That is exactly why every code on this page carries a community rating: a code with a high success rate is far more likely to work for you.

The pool refreshes continuously. Every code that gets several "did not work" votes is automatically pulled down, and new codes posted by users appear immediately. What changes once an hour is the random batch of 8 codes shown to each visitor.

Every visitor is shown a random batch of 8 codes, refreshed once an hour. Codes that were recently confirmed to work and still have plenty of uses left are ranked first, and newly shared codes also get a chance to appear — so you see the codes most likely to work, without everyone crowding onto the same one.

It is an estimate: each "it worked" confirmation counts as one use, and a copy without any feedback counts as half a use. What actually remains is decided by the Muse app when you redeem the code.

Please do. Use the share box on this page. The code must be exactly 6 characters using letters A–Z and digits 0–9. Duplicates are detected automatically, so do not worry about posting the same code twice.

No. The site does not ask for an email address, a password or any personal information. To keep the board clean we store only a one-way hash of your IP address so that a single visitor cannot flood the pool.

Yes — asking in the official community, joining a waitlist, or getting an invite from a friend all work. This board is simply the fastest option because codes are public, timestamped and rated by everyone who tries them.