To find your own Muse invite code, open the Muse App and look for Invite at the top right (per community reports — check your app). Copy the personal code shown for you, then share it with people who are about to register or created their accounts less than 48 hours ago. Include the redemption route so they can act straight away.

Find your code, then keep it separate

Your personal code is the one other new users redeem to give both of you a referral reward. The redemption field serves a different purpose: it is where you enter somebody else’s code. If you have copied a code from a message or a community pool, check that you are sharing your own personal code rather than passing that one along.

On muse.ai or in the Muse App, recipients redeem at Settings → General → Redeem invite code. Send them the step-by-step redemption guide if they need help reaching the field. Keeping your code and the recipient’s instructions together reduces the chance of a code being copied but never redeemed.

If you cannot find Invite, look through the interface shown in your App and note any message about available features. Keep a screenshot or the exact wording if you need help locating your code. Once you find it, compare the full text before posting it anywhere, especially if you have several codes saved in messages.

Give recipients a message they can use

  • Include your complete personal code, with no extra text inside it.
  • Tell the recipient to redeem within 48 hours of creating their Muse account.
  • Give the route: Settings → General → Redeem invite code.
  • Explain the reward: a qualifying redemption gives each of you 1 billion tokens.

For example: “Here is my Muse invite code: [your code]. Redeem it within 48 hours of creating your Muse account at Settings → General → Redeem invite code. A qualifying redemption gives us 1 billion tokens each.”

Send the message while the recipient still has time to act. If they ask where to paste the code, point them to the Settings field and ask them to read the result after submitting it. A quick exchange about that result is more useful than assuming that copying the message completed the referral.

Check timing and capacity separately

The recipient’s window starts when their account is created. It does not start when you share the code, and resending it does not restart the clock. Someone who registered more than 48 hours ago cannot restore the window by choosing a different code. The 48-hour rule guide helps explain the difference between a newly shared code and a newly registered account.

Your code’s capacity is a separate limit. The current cap is 30 uses, with 20–30 uses depending on the promotion batch. Check the applicable limit and completed redemptions before inviting another group. A recipient can be inside their time window while your code is already full, or your code can have room while their account window has closed.

At the current 30-use cap, 30 qualifying redemptions give the inviter 30 × 1 billion = 30 billion tokens. Each new user receives their own 1 billion from their redemption. The referral rewards guide shows how the individual reward and the inviter’s accumulated total fit together.

Share your code through the free pool

You can also submit your personal code through the free sharing section on the MuseInvite home page. Visitors looking for a code can then find it in the community pool. Both submitting and obtaining codes are free, so you can use the pool alongside direct sharing.

If you still need somebody else’s code for your own account, use the free code section. Keep that code separate from the personal one you submit. After sharing, track completed redemptions rather than views or copies. If a recipient reports a failure, ask for the exact message and check the code text, registration time, and available uses.

Get help reaching real new users

Finding people yourself taking too long? MuseInvite helps your code find 30 real new users to redeem it for a one-time $29 payment. After payment, progress updates arrive by email. Check your code’s remaining capacity first so you know how much room it has.

The fee covers help finding new users; invite codes in the free pool remain free. Whether you share directly or use that help, give recipients the same clear instructions: the complete code, where to redeem, and when to do it. Those are the details that turn a shared message into a useful next step.