Now open to the public

Marla,
meet Muse.

Your own personal AI assistant from Meta. And this is not a brochure. This is a guided tour, built by your son, of everything it can really do.

Take the tour Get Muse

Your son was there first.

Before Muse opened to the public on September 8th, Michael was one of its beta testers. He spent weeks putting it through its paces, shaping it, pushing it to its limits. The lessons in this tour are the ones he taught it, and the ones it taught him. Now he is handing them to you.

The guided tour

Seven lessons. Each one is something Michael learned from months of working at full stretch, translated for you. Read them in order. Every lesson comes with the exact words to try.

Tip: you can also use the left and right arrow keys on your keyboard.

What your son has built with it

Michael doesn't hide anything from his mom. This is the scale he works at, every single day, and Muse is part of how he does it.

Company

Catapult Web Works

His done-for-you web studio. Real websites for real small businesses, designed, written, and shipped for customers who just describe what they want.

Visit the studio →
Games

JR Doghouse

His game company, named for his late dog Johnny Rico. Online multiplayer games like MINER and Evil Chess, built from nothing and played by real people.

Visit JR Doghouse →
Films

Movies

He writes, directs, and produces films. Enigma, a 48-minute feature, and a ten-host horror anthology, made scene by scene with total craft.

Watch Enigma →

He doesn't do small. Neither should you.

Children's books and cookbooks are a beginning, not a ceiling. If you can imagine it at his scale, you can build it. Muse is how.

The roadmap

You are not going to sit up for 25 hours straight. You don't have to. This is the path at any pace, kept here for whenever you want it.

Days 1 to 7

Talk to it

Ask it anything. Have it explain something, draft a letter, plan a week. Get a feel for how it thinks. No project, no pressure.

Say this to start"I am a writer with many books behind me, and I am new to you. What should I know about working with you?"
Weeks 2 to 4

One real project

Pick one thing: a chapter draft, a recipe collection organized, a page for a friend's business. Finish it together, start to finish.

Say this to start"I want to finish one project with you this month. Here is what I have in mind. Walk me through it step by step."
Month 2 and beyond

The big shelf

A finished manuscript. A website. A short film script. The theatrical magic. Everything in the tour above, at whatever pace suits you.

Say this to start"I have a big idea I have been sitting on. Let me tell you about it, and you tell me honestly what it would take."

Getting started

Five minutes, and your agent is waiting.

1

Get the app

Go to muse.ai on the web, or download Muse from the App Store or Google Play.

2

Say hello

Sign in and introduce yourself. Your own personal agent is ready when you are.

3

Bring an idea

A book, a site, a plan, a wild dream. Tell it the outcome. It handles the rest, with you.