How to Find and Share Your Muse Referral Code

1. Where your code lives

Open the Muse app and look for the invite or referral section. Your personal referral code and your full invite link both live there. Copy both: the code is what people paste into Settings, and the invite link is handy for sharing in messages.

Save the code somewhere you can reach quickly, like your notes app. You will be pasting it a lot.

2. Why sharing pays

According to Muse's current invite copy, every successful redemption earns both sides a bonus: the referrer receives 1 billion Muse tokens and the new user receives 1 billion Muse tokens. Share your code ten times and ten people redeem, and those bonuses stack. There is no easier way to grow your token balance.

Need an invite code? Click here to grab one free from the community pool. Still waiting on a launch in your country? Join the waitlist and we will send you a fresh code on launch day.

The token mechanics behind all of this are in Muse tokens explained.

3. Share it in the community pool

The best place to share your code is the community pool on the Built with Muse homepage. Everyone there is actively looking for a code, which means your code gets claimed instead of sitting unseen. Add it through the share section, and it enters the rotation with its open slots tracked.

Codes with open slots get claimed first, so check back and keep your listing fresh. If your code runs out of slots, that means it worked.

4. Share it with friends directly

Friends are your highest converting audience. Send the code in a message along with one line of instruction: open the Muse app, go to Settings, paste the code, done. Mention the deadline too. They need to redeem it in Settings within 48 hours of joining, so tell them not to wait.

New to the whole code system? How to get a free Muse invite code covers redemption step by step.

5. Share it publicly, without spamming

Public sharing works when the code is welcome. Post it in threads where people are asking for Muse codes, in comments under Muse related posts, and in communities built around AI tools. One clear post beats ten scattered ones.

What not to do: drop your code in unrelated conversations, reply to every post with it, or pay to promote it. Spammy sharing gets ignored or removed, and it never converts as well as one well placed post.

6. The code rules people keep asking about

Where you enter a code depends on the surface. In the app, the code goes into Settings, in the invite or redeem area. On the web, users report the same option inside Settings, under General and then Usage, labelled redeem invite code. The exact spot moves between updates, so look for the words invite, redeem, or referral rather than following an old screenshot. Wherever you enter it, the clock is the same: redeem within 48 hours of joining, or the bonus window closes.

Why a code reads as invalid comes down to a short list. The causes users and guides report are a mistyped character, most often a zero read as the letter O, or an extra space carried in when the code was copied. A code can also have reached its use limit already. And an account older than 48 hours is past the window for adding a code at all. Paste the code instead of typing it, read it back once, and if a clean code inside the window still fails, the reported causes point to the code itself being spent, so take a fresh one from the pool.

A code skips the queue. It does not move your region. People outside the launched countries keep asking whether a code works from home, and the answer reported again and again is no: the code skips the waitlist, not the region lock. If Muse has not launched in your country, a code on its own does not open the app there, which is why the country guides on this site pair a code with the full access method for each device.

How many uses one code carries is genuinely unsettled. Meta's own accounts have said two things in public: up to 20 friends in most posts, and 20 to 30 depending on rollout from the Meta AI account on Threads. Meta has not settled the number in one place, so treat any exact figure as the current copy rather than a promise. What stays consistent everywhere is the shape: one code, a limited number of redemptions, and 1 billion tokens to each side for each redemption.

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Your code only earns while it is visible. Add it to the pool now.

Still need a code yourself first? Click here to grab one free. Waiting on a launch? Join the waitlist.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get a Muse referral code?

Grab one free from the community pool on this site, or ask someone who already has Muse to share theirs with you. Once you are inside Muse, you get a referral code of your own to share.

Where is my Muse referral code?

Open the Muse app and look for the invite or referral section. Your personal code and invite link live there.

How many tokens do I earn per referral?

According to Muse's current invite copy, the referrer receives 1 billion Muse tokens and the new user receives 1 billion Muse tokens when a code is redeemed.

How long does a new user have to redeem my code?

They should redeem it in Settings within 48 hours of joining, according to Muse's current invite copy.

Why does my Muse code say invalid?

The causes users and guides report are a mistyped character, most often a zero read as the letter O or an extra space carried in by copying, a code that has already reached its use limit, or an account that is older than 48 hours. Paste the code instead of typing it, and take a fresh code if a clean one still fails.

Does a Muse referral code work in any country?

No. A code skips the queue and pays the token bonus, but it does not lift the region lock. It completes a signup only in the countries where Muse has launched.

How many times can one Muse code be used?

Meta has not published one settled number. Most of Meta's posts say up to 20 friends, while the Meta AI account on Threads has said 20 to 30 depending on rollout. Treat any exact figure as the current copy rather than a promise.

Where is the best place to share my code?

The community pool on Built with Muse, because everyone there is actively looking for a code. Friends and public posts where codes are welcome work too.

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