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Use Muse in Singapore

Verified 2026-10-28

A muse is now available in Singapore on phone and the web, with email, calendar, shopping, grocery, dining, and travel services connected at launch and more local features arriving after launch day.

What it does

People in Singapore can set up a muse the same way people in North America and Japan do: give it a task or a larger goal in a plain message, and it builds a plan, works through connected services, and keeps going after the app closes. It asks for approval before it sends an email or makes a purchase. At launch, the connected services include Gmail, Google Calendar, and Instagram, plus local partners for shopping, groceries, dining, and travel. The everyday jobs work from day one: reading email, working around a real calendar, comparing products, planning a grocery order, and preparing travel bookings.

How to use it

  1. Download the muse app on iPhone or Android, or go to the muse website, and create your account.
  2. Connect one service first, such as Gmail or Google Calendar, and read the permission screen before you approve it.
  3. Start with a read-only job you can check: "Read today's calendar and tell me what needs a reply in my email."
  4. Connect one local service next, such as a shopping or travel partner, and give it a small job with a clear budget and date.
  5. Review every order, basket, and booking before you approve it, and keep the confirmation from the service itself.

What you need

  • To be in Singapore, with a muse account
  • An iPhone or Android phone, or a web browser
  • Accounts for any services you want to connect, such as Gmail or a local shopping, grocery, or travel service

What to watch for

  • Local connector features are arriving in stages. Some partner experiences become available after launch, so check the app itself. If a service does not appear as connected yet, do not plan a job around it.
  • Travel, grocery, and dining orders finish under the rules of the service you connect. Prices, delivery times, and cancellation terms come from that service, not from the muse.
  • Most everyday use is free, and paid plans exist for people who want to do more. Check the price in the app before you subscribe.
  • It is normal if an agent that works after you close the app sounds strange. You can review what it did, change what it remembers, and disconnect any service at any time. The muse prepares, you decide.

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