Skip to main content

I Built Muse Invite Hub: An Open-Source Community for Sharing Muse AI Invite Codes

Updated 4 min readMarkdown
Part of seriesNews
I Built Muse Invite Hub: An Open-Source Community for Sharing Muse AI Invite Codes

Discover, share, and contribute — one invite code at a time.

As Meta expands Muse, its personal AI agent, more people are looking for invitation codes to explore the platform and potentially receive referral rewards.

But there's a problem: invite codes are scattered across social networks, GitHub discussions, and community posts. Some codes have limited uses, while others may no longer work.

That's why we built Muse Invite Hub.

🌐 Live website: https://muse.eplus.dev/

💻 GitHub: https://github.com/ePlus-DEV/muse-invite-hub

What Is Muse Invite Hub?

Muse Invite Hub is a free, open-source directory that makes it easier for the community to discover, copy, and share Muse AI invitation codes.

Instead of searching through hundreds of social media comments, users can explore community-shared codes from one place.

The project is independently developed and maintained by ePlus.DEV.

What Can You Do?

🔎 Discover invite codes — Browse, search, and sort codes shared by the community.

📋 Copy instantly — Quickly copy an invite code and open Muse to redeem it.

🤝 Share your code — Contribute your invitation code through GitHub.

📊 Community feedback — Report whether a code worked and submit updated usage information.

🌍 Country availability — Check the countries where Muse has announced its rollout.

💻 Open-source contributions — Help improve the website, documentation, and user experience.

All code availability and usage information is community-reported. It is not a live connection to Muse's internal systems.

Muse AI Availability

As of November 12, 2026, Muse has been announced in five countries:

🇺🇸 United States
🇨🇦 Canada
🇯🇵 Japan
🇸🇬 Singapore
🇲🇽 Mexico

Muse has not officially launched in Vietnam yet.

Availability may expand over time. An invitation code cannot bypass regional restrictions or account eligibility requirements.

How About the 1 Billion Token Referral Bonus?

Muse's referral program has offered eligible users 1 billion Muse tokens when a qualifying invitation is redeemed.

For example, you can try this community-listed code:

Invite code: DPNIHH

Visit https://muse.ai/join and check the invitation redemption option in your Muse account settings.

If your redemption qualifies, the referral reward may apply to both you and the person who shared the code.

The program's eligibility, redemption window, reward amount, and code usage limits are controlled by Muse. Always check the current terms in your account.

Once you have your own invitation code, you can share it through Muse Invite Hub to help someone else discover the platform.

Built with GitHub Pages and GitHub Actions

One of our goals was to keep the project simple, lightweight, and transparent.

Muse Invite Hub uses:

  • HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for the user interface.
  • JSON to maintain the public invitation-code directory.
  • GitHub Issues for community submissions and feedback.
  • GitHub Actions for validation, automated Draft Pull Requests, and deployment.
  • GitHub Pages for static hosting.
  • Node.js 24 for testing and build automation, without requiring a backend or npm dependencies.

A Community-Driven Contribution Workflow

When someone submits a code through GitHub, the automation can validate the submission and prepare a Draft Pull Request.

A maintainer reviews the proposed changes before they are merged.

Once an accepted code is published and verified on the live website, the contributor can receive a link to its dedicated detail page.

This keeps the project open to contributions while avoiding automatic publication of unreviewed content.

What's Next?

We want Muse Invite Hub to grow with its community.

Future improvements can include better code discovery, a smoother contribution experience, more reliable community feedback, and updates when Muse expands to additional countries.

More importantly, we want the project to remain free, lightweight, transparent, and open source.

Join the Community

Have a Muse invite code? Share it.

Found something that could be improved? Open an issue or submit a pull request.

Your contribution could help the next person discover Muse.

🌐 Explore Muse Invite Hub:
https://muse.eplus.dev/

⭐ Star or contribute on GitHub:
https://github.com/ePlus-DEV/muse-invite-hub


Built with 💙 by ePlus.DEV.

Disclaimer: Muse Invite Hub is an independent community project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Meta or Muse. Codes and referral benefits are subject to Muse's terms and availability.

About the author

Keeping the whole hub on GitHub Pages with a JSON directory is a smart choice for this kind of project. The validation step before a code is published stands out to me, since an invite directory is only useful if people can trust that the codes listed actually work. I also liked the honest note that a code cannot bypass regional restrictions, which sets the right expectation for readers in countries where Muse has not launched yet.