Claim the Billion Token Invite Bonus in the First 48 Hours

When a person who already uses Muse gives you an invite code, enter it in Settings within 48 hours of joining and both accounts receive 1 billion Muse tokens. After 48 hours the entry field disappears, so this is a first-day job, not a later one.

What it does

Tokens are how Muse measures work: reading, writing, searching, and acting all spend them, and every plan has a weekly cap. The free plan in Japan allows 100 million tokens a week, so a bonus of 1 billion tokens is a large amount of extra room to try real jobs without watching the meter. The bonus runs both ways. The person whose code you enter receives the same amount, which is why codes get shared freely in comments and group chats. Entering a code takes under a minute, but the window is strict: the field is there when you join and gone 48 hours later, with no later screen that brings it back.

How to use it

1. Join through the official app or at muse.ai, and finish setting up your account.
2. Get a code from a person who already uses Muse. You do not need a code to join; it only adds the bonus.
3. On a phone, open Settings and choose the redeem token option. On the web, open Settings, then General, then Usage, and find the invite code field.
4. Type the code exactly as given, confirm it, and check that your token balance has gone up.
5. Do it the same day you join.

What you need

• A new Muse account, less than 48 hours old.
• An invite code from an existing user. Codes have a usage cap, so a widely shared code may already be full.
• The official Muse app or the muse.ai website. Nothing else can enter the code for you.

What to watch for

• Never hand your account details to a service or a stranger who offers to enter a code for you. Entering it yourself takes a minute, and your sign-in is worth more than the bonus.
• A code is not a discount and not a plan. It adds tokens on top of the plan you already have.
• If a code fails, the usual reasons are simple: the 48 hours have passed, or the code has hit its usage cap. Ask for a fresher code.
• The bonus is generous but finite. Spend it on real jobs, such as a long research task or a full inbox sort, rather than testing it away on trivia.