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What Muse can do
What Muse can do

Can Muse organize my inbox?

Yes. With Gmail or Outlook connected, Muse can sort what needs a reply, draft the replies, find a specific email or attachment, and list newsletters you might unsubscribe from.

Ready now: you can do this today

What you get

In a few minutes: the emails that need you, each with a draft reply ready to check.

Who does what

Muse will

Sort what needs a reply, draft the replies, and list newsletters you might want to unsubscribe from.

You choose

Which drafts to send and which newsletters to drop.

You may need to

Read each draft before it is sent.

Which email do you use?

What you need

Is this safe? What Muse can see

Outlook: When you tap Connect, Muse shows exactly what it will be able to access. Read it before you agree.

Before it acts: Meta says Muse asks before taking actions it thinks need review, and you can disconnect any app at any time in Settings. Read what Muse plans to do before you say yes.

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Do it in 3 steps

  1. 1

    Connect Outlook

    Open Muse settings, tap Connectors, find Outlook, and sign in. You can also ask Muse to "connect Outlook". See each screen · Details

    Not working?

    Do not see it? Update the Muse app. If sign-in fails, disconnect Outlook and connect it again, and check you picked the account you want Muse to use.

  2. 2

    Paste your request

    Copy the request below, replace anything in [brackets], and paste it into Muse.

    Not working?

    If Muse answers from general knowledge instead of your accounts, start the request with "Use Outlook".

  3. 3

    Check the result

    Read each draft before sending. Ask Muse to adjust the tone or shorten anything that does not sound like you.

    Not working?

    Nothing should be sent, bought, booked or cancelled without your say-so. If Muse proposes something you did not expect, say no and tell it what to change.

Your request

Copy this, open Muse, and paste it into your conversation. Replace anything in [brackets] first.

Open Muse

Fill in the blanks on the full request page

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