Is Muse Available in Your Country? The 2026 Availability Guide

Muse has been one of the fastest-growing AI apps of the year, passing 5 million downloads in under a month after launch (Sensor Tower estimate, late September 2026). That kind of momentum means people everywhere are asking the same question: when can I use it? The answer right now is refreshingly simple — just two countries — but the details around enforcement, what's coming, and how to be ready are worth getting straight, because there is a lot of half-accurate information floating around.

Where Muse Is Available Right Now

Let's cut to the chase. Based on Meta's own statements and the official sign-up page:

• United States — available since launch day, September 8, 2026.
• Canada — added on September 18, 2026, ten days after launch.

That's the complete list. Meta has published no official country list beyond this and no timeline for the next additions. You may see press write-ups mentioning Mexico, but that is unconfirmed — do not treat it as a supported country until Meta says so on an official channel. If you can't verify it on meta.com or muse.ai, it isn't fact yet.

How does Meta enforce the boundary? At the sign-up step. If you visit muse.ai/join from outside the supported countries, the page tells you plainly that Muse is not available in your country or region. There is no waitlist form, no queue, and no invite code to bypass it — just that message until the rollout reaches you. This is Meta's official wording: Muse is "a personal AI agent available in the US and Canada."

Note that this is a different product from Meta AI, the conversational chatbot that lives inside Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. Meta AI is already widely available; Muse is the newer agent-style product that runs tasks for you inside its own secure virtual machine — different app, different rollout, different availability.

How to Check Whether Muse Is Available in Your Country

You don't need to guess or rely on third-party trackers. Here's the straightforward way to check:

1. Open muse.ai/join in your browser. This is the official sign-up entry point. If Muse isn't supported where you are, the page will say so — "not available in your country or region" — right there. That's the single authoritative signal.

2. Check your app store. On iPhone (iOS 18.0 or later), search for "Muse from Meta." If the listing appears in your country's App Store, that's a good sign. If it doesn't show up at all, Muse isn't available in your region yet. The Android app works the same way through the Play Store in your region.

3. Watch Meta's official announcements. Real expansion news will come from Meta — the company mentioned "more markets in the coming months" at Connect 2026, without naming countries or dates. Treat any rumor about a specific date as speculation until Meta confirms it. When in doubt, check Meta's official pages rather than screenshots circulating on social media.

One important note: don't try to fool the system with a fake location or a VPN to get around the region check. Meta's terms prohibit evading regional restrictions, and accounts set up that way risk being limited or shut down. It's not worth losing access to an account you'll actually use later.

What "Coming Months" Actually Means — and What to Prepare Meanwhile

At Connect 2026, Meta said Muse will expand to more markets "in the coming months" — with no countries named and no dates given. That phrasing is deliberate: it tells you expansion is planned, but it promises nothing about where or when. The honest read: anywhere outside the US and Canada currently has no announced date. Anything else is a guess.

Here's the good news: when Muse does arrive in your country, the setup requirements are simple and you can line everything up in advance:

• A Meta account. You can create one with an existing Facebook or Instagram account, or simply with an email address or phone number. A Facebook account itself is not required.
• You must be 18 or older. Age verification may ask for a credit card — a temporary $1 authorization that gets refunded — or a linked Instagram/Facebook account. Have a valid payment method ready.
• The right app-store region. If you use an iPhone, Muse's listing ("Muse from Meta") needs to appear in your country's App Store. Make sure you're signed in with an app-store account matching your actual region.
• A compatible device. iPhone needs iOS 18.0+. There's also Android, a Mac app (released September 17, 2026), web access at muse.ai, and even an experience inside WhatsApp. Windows users use the browser version for now.

If getting the sign-up steps right feels fiddly — especially the age verification and account setup — a Muse account registration assistance service can walk you through the process for your own personal account, in line with platform terms. And if you're waiting on expansion news, it's worth understanding how Muse's registration requirements work ahead of time so you're ready the day your country goes live.

The bottom line: Muse's rollout is barely a month old, and Meta's pace so far — two countries in ten days, then a fast ramp to 5M+ downloads — suggests more markets are a matter of when, not if. In the meantime, keep an eye on muse.ai/join, keep your accounts in order, and skip the rumors. For personal use in line with platform terms, registering your own Muse account correctly from day one is the whole game.

Is Muse available in the UK?
Not as of October 2026. Muse is officially available only in the US and Canada. Meta said more markets would follow in the coming months at Connect 2026, but named no countries and gave no dates, so the UK has no announced timeline.

Is Muse available in Australia?
Not yet. Like everywhere outside the US and Canada, Australia is waiting on an announced date. You can check muse.ai/join any time — the page will tell you directly when support arrives.

Can I use a VPN to sign up for Muse from another country?
You shouldn't. Meta prohibits evading regional restrictions, and accounts created that way risk being limited or closed. The safe move is to wait for the official rollout and prepare your Meta account and documents in the meantime.

Is Muse available on WhatsApp in my country?
Muse's WhatsApp experience follows the same availability as the rest of Muse: only the US and Canada for now. Meta AI, the chatbot inside WhatsApp, is a different product with wider availability.