Yes. With Kiwi.com connected, Muse can search flights for your dates and compare them, check your calendar for clashes, and find booking confirmations and frequent flyer numbers in your email. It shows you the options; you choose and book.
Three flight options that fit your calendar, compared side by side, plus anything already booked in your email.
Find flights to Denver the weekend of Oct 17 and check it fits my calendar.
You are free that weekend. The best nonstop leaves Friday at 6:10 pm for $342 round trip. A one-stop option is $286 but adds about 3 hours. I also found your frequent flyer number in an old booking email. Which one do you want?
Made-up example. Muse's real answer uses your own information and will be worded differently.
| Option | Flight | Travel time | Round trip |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cheapest | 1 stop via Atlanta | 7h 40m | $286 |
| Fastest | Nonstop | 4h 55m | $342 |
| Best balance | Nonstop, earlier | 5h 05m | $318 |
Made-up example. Your options will show real flights and prices.
Check your calendar, search flights, compare the options, and find bookings already in your email.
Which flight to take, and when to book it.
Book and pay for the flight, or approve each step if you ask Muse to book it.
Kiwi.com: It does not ask you to sign in, so it cannot see your accounts. It only sees what Muse sends it from your request.
Google Calendar: When you tap Connect, Muse shows exactly what it will be able to access. Read it before you agree.
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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Paste this into Muse: "Use Kiwi.com to help me. It is a free service with an MCP server at https://mcp.kiwi.com. It does not need an API key. Ask me before you share anything with it." Muse uses the app directly and asks before it shares anything with its site. We tested this in the Muse app on September 24, 2026: Muse used an app's link directly this way and returned a live answer. · Details
If Muse says it cannot use it, ask it to "read the tools at https://mcp.kiwi.com and use them to help me". If that fails too, tell us with the buttons below, and check the Kiwi.com page to see whether it is working.
Open Muse settings, tap Connectors, find Google Calendar, and sign in. You can also ask Muse to "connect Google Calendar". See each screen · Details
Do not see it? Update the Muse app. If sign-in fails, disconnect Google Calendar and connect it again, and check you picked the account you want Muse to use.
Open Muse settings, tap Connectors, find Outlook, and sign in. You can also ask Muse to "connect Outlook". See each screen · Details
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.
Copy the request below, replace anything in [brackets], and paste it into Muse.
If Muse answers from general knowledge instead of your accounts, start the request with "Use Kiwi.com and Google Calendar and Outlook".
Pick a flight and book it, and check names, dates and baggage before you pay.
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.
Copy this, open Muse, and paste it into your conversation. Replace anything in [brackets] first.
No reports yet. Tell the next person whether it worked.