Redeem a Muse invite code on muse.ai or in the Muse App under Settings → General → Redeem invite code. Complete the redemption within 48 hours of creating your account. For a qualifying referral, you and the person who shared the code each receive 1 billion tokens. Have your code ready, check when you registered, and follow the steps below.
Get your code ready before opening Settings
If you need a code, get one from the free MuseInvite community pool. The pool contains codes shared by other users and is free to use. Copy the code, then take it to Muse to redeem it. The copy button saves you typing; the redemption happens when you submit the code in Muse.
Check your account’s registration time before getting started. The 48-hour window begins when you create your Muse account, so time spent looking for a code already counts. If you registered yesterday, you have used part of that window. A different code does not start a fresh 48 hours. The Muse 48-hour rule guide explains how to work out your deadline.
For example, an account created at 10 a.m. on Monday reaches 48 hours at 10 a.m. on Wednesday. Redeem before that point rather than leaving the code saved for later. A visible input field after the deadline does not extend the reward window, so finding the field and checking your timing are both useful steps.
Enter the code on muse.ai or in the Muse App
- Open muse.ai or the Muse App and sign in to the account you recently created.
- Open Settings, go to General, and look for Redeem invite code.
- Paste your code. Compare it with the original so you can catch a missing or mistyped character.
- Follow the instructions on the redemption page to submit it.
- Read the result and check the reward information shown in Muse.
You may also see the shorter label Settings > Redeem Code in the official instructions. Start with Settings and look for the redemption option there. Both the website and the App are listed as places to redeem, so use the route that is convenient for you.
Keep the code available while you complete these steps. That makes it easier to compare the text if Muse reports a problem. Once you submit it, read the message before changing anything: a timing problem needs a different response from a code that has reached its usage limit. The invite code troubleshooting guide walks through those checks.
Check what the referral reward means
One qualifying redemption gives the new user 1B tokens and the inviter 1B tokens. The abbreviation 1B means 1 billion. Each person receives that amount in their own account; the two of you do not split a single billion. Our Muse referral rewards guide explains the amount and the inviter’s running total.
The reward pool is labeled “Never expires.” Keep that separate from the time available to redeem your code: the pool label concerns the reward, while the 48-hour window concerns the new account’s redemption. You still need to complete the invite-code step within your account’s window.
You may also see a 30-billion-token figure when reading about referrals. That is the inviter’s total from 30 qualifying redemptions at 1 billion each. Entering one code gives a qualifying new user 1 billion tokens. It does not award the inviter’s possible total to everyone who redeems a code.
Check timing and capacity if redemption fails
First, compare your registration time with the 48-hour window. Next, compare the pasted code with the original. Then read Muse’s message for the attempt. These checks help you separate the account’s timing from the code itself, so you can choose a useful next step.
Codes have a limited number of uses. The current official cap is 30 uses. A shared code may already have reached its cap. If you are still within 48 hours and the message points to a full code, return to the free pool for another code and complete redemption promptly. Switching codes can address capacity; it cannot restart your account’s clock.
Looking for your own code to share? Open Invite in the top-right corner of the App (per community reports — check your app). That is a separate task from entering someone else’s code in Settings. See how to find and share your Muse invite code for the sharing steps, including the timing information to send with it.