One billion AI tokens sounds like the kind of number people put in a thumbnail and quietly walk back in the fine print. This time, the promotion itself is real: Muse's official account says eligible new users and their referrers each receive 1 billion Muse tokens when a code is redeemed in Settings within 48 hours of joining.
The code for this guide is:
Muse AI referral code: ZJZFTQ
Copy ZJZFTQ, finish creating your Muse account, then enter it under Settings → General within 48 hours. If the redemption succeeds, current program language says you receive 1 billion tokens and the person who shared the code receives the same bonus.
Referral disclosure: ZJZFTQ is a referral code. You do not pay extra for using it, but a successful eligible redemption may also give the referrer 1 billion Muse tokens. Promotions and code availability can change, so check the result inside your account.
What Muse AI actually is
Muse is Meta's personal AI agent. It is meant to do more than answer a question: Meta says it can browse the web, work through multi-step tasks, manage reminders, create documents, monitor prices, help with reservations, and connect to services such as email and calendar with your permission.
Meta says each Muse runs in a dedicated secure virtual machine, or cloud computer. You can review its activity, revoke connected-app access, and approve sensitive actions such as sending an email or making a purchase. That is useful, but it also means Muse may handle far more personal information than a simple chatbot. Start with low-risk tasks and connect only the accounts you actually need.
The official iPhone listing is published by Meta Platforms, Inc., requires iOS 18 or later, and carries an 18+ age rating. Muse is also available through the web, with availability depending on region and account rollout.
Before you use a USA VPN, understand the catch
Muse launched first in the United States and later expanded to Canada. If you are in an unsupported country, the site may show a waitlist or say the service is unavailable. Some users report getting through registration by connecting to a U.S. VPN server, but Meta does not present a VPN as an official signup method.
That distinction matters. A VPN changes the apparent internet location; it does not change your real residence, app-store region, payment country, age-verification details, or eligibility under Muse's terms. Muse may still ask for additional verification, refuse the account, remove access later, or simply remain unavailable. Do not submit false identity or billing information, and do not keep retrying if the service tells you that your account is ineligible.
If Muse is officially available where you live, skip the VPN entirely. It is the cleaner and more reliable route.
How to sign up for Muse AI with a U.S. VPN
Use these steps only after accepting that a VPN is an unofficial workaround and may not work.
1. Choose a reputable VPN and connect to the United States
Install a VPN you trust, open it, and choose a U.S. server. Avoid an unknown free browser extension that asks to read everything you do online. A VPN can see sensitive traffic patterns, so this is not the place to pick the first ad in a search result.
Keep the connection on through account creation and the first login. Constantly switching countries during signup can trigger a security check.
2. Open the official Muse site yourself
Type muse.ai into the address bar or use Meta's official Muse product page. Check the domain before entering an email address, social login, or payment details. Referral-code interest attracts copycat pages, so avoid unofficial “download” buttons and sponsored links.
3. Create an account and complete the real verification steps
Follow the signup prompts shown for your account. The exact flow can differ by device and region. You may be asked to verify your age or connect a Meta account. The iPhone app is officially rated 18+, so this is not an offer for minors.
Do not assume a small card authorization is a subscription. Read the screen before approving anything, check whether a temporary hold is described, and stop if the amount or merchant does not match the official flow. Never send a card number or one-time code to someone who contacts you through social media.
4. Finish onboarding before looking for the code box
The referral field normally appears after the account has been created. Open Muse, complete the initial setup, then go to Settings → General. Look for wording such as Redeem invite code, Invite code, or Redeem token; labels can change between app versions.
5. Enter ZJZFTQ within 48 hours
Paste ZJZFTQ carefully and submit it. The official Muse referral announcement says the code must be redeemed within 48 hours of joining. Do it during the first session instead of assuming the option will remain available.
Do not enter several random codes in a row. Invite codes can have redemption limits, and repeated failed attempts can look suspicious. If ZJZFTQ is rejected, read the message: the code may be full, the 48-hour window may have passed, or the account may not qualify.
6. Confirm the bonus inside your own account
A successful code submission is not the same as seeing the balance. Open Muse's usage or token area and confirm that the 1 billion-token credit appears. Save a screenshot of the confirmation for your records, especially while the promotion is new.
If the balance does not change, use the official in-app help route. Do not pay a stranger to “activate” the tokens; the referral bonus should not require a separate payment.
What does 1 billion Muse tokens mean?
Tokens are units used to meter AI work, not cash and not cryptocurrency. Muse spends them while processing prompts, reading context, browsing, using tools, and completing background tasks. A billion is a large usage allowance, but it is not the same as a billion messages, and the amount of work it buys depends on the task.
Meta's public Muse page says a free plan has usage limits and that paid subscriptions are available for heavier use. Do not attach a fixed dollar value to the referral credit unless Meta shows one in your account; token pricing, model efficiency, and plan rules can change.
If you are trying a personal agent for the first time, begin with a contained job: compare a few products, build a simple itinerary, or turn notes into a checklist. Our guide to organizing long-running work in ChatGPT Projects explains a safer way to structure ongoing AI work, while checking devices logged into your ChatGPT account is a useful reminder to review account security whenever you add another AI service.
Three privacy settings to check before connecting everything
First, review whether your Muse interactions may be used to improve Meta's AI and use the available opt-out if that is your preference. Second, connect one service at a time and choose the narrowest permission that still completes the job. Third, read every approval card before Muse sends a message, shares information, or spends money.
Meta says Muse maintains an audit trail and asks before consequential actions. Those controls help, but they do not remove the need to check the result. AI agents can misunderstand a request or take an unexpected path. If you want a lower-stakes place to test an AI workflow first, ChatGPT Temporary Chat is designed for one-off conversations that should not remain in chat history.
The short version
If Muse is available to you, create the account through the official site, open Settings → General, and redeem ZJZFTQ within 48 hours. Eligible successful redemptions currently give 1 billion Muse tokens to both sides.
If Muse is not available in your country, a U.S. VPN may get you to the signup screen, but it is an unofficial workaround—not a guarantee. Never falsify identity or billing details, never pay for “activation,” and treat the bonus as confirmed only after it appears in your own Muse balance.
Sources
- Muse on X: Official referral announcement: 1 billion tokens for both users
- Meta: Introducing Muse, a personal AI agent
- Meta AI: Muse features, controls, and free usage limits
- Apple App Store: Muse from Meta
- Reuters: Meta launches an AI agent that can access other apps