Your personal AI agent, on the messenger you already use.

Amplify reads your email, manages your calendar, audits your subscriptions, and moves your meetings — all through Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack, or Discord. No new app. No waitlist. No US-only rollout. If you searched for a Meta Muse alternative, this is it.

A personal AI agent that lives in your messenger, remembers what you told it last week, and actually does the task — not just describes it. Available today, everywhere, at transparent prices.

See it in action

Three tasks people delegate to their AI agent daily. Muse's launch shorts on the left, Amplify doing the same job on the right.

Subscription audit

Count what you're paying for and cancel what you don't need.

Meta Muse, with Graham Stephan
Amplify, for everyone

Ask Amplify what you’re paying for. It reads your Gmail receipts, adds them up, and shows you what to cut. Same audit as Muse ran for Graham Stephan — one message away.

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Email + calendar

Read incoming email, draft replies, and hold a calendar slot.

Meta Muse, with Ashley Graham
Amplify, for everyone

Amplify triages your inbox, drafts replies, and holds calendar slots — through the same Gmail and Google Calendar integrations you already trust. Ashley Graham asked Muse; you can just message Amplify.

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Meeting management

Move meetings, reclaim time, keep everyone in the loop.

Meta Muse, with Carly Anderson
Amplify, for everyone

“Move my 3pm to Thursday and tell everyone.” Amplify reads your calendar, finds the conflict, sends the update. Same job Muse did for Carly Anderson — via chat.

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Feature-by-feature

FeatureMeta MuseAmplifyNotes
Personal AI agentYes (source)YesSame category
Online shoppingYes (Meta announcement)Not a focus
Movie tickets / appointment schedulingYes (Meta announcement)Via Google Calendar
Form fillingYes (Meta announcement)Not a focus
Reads your emailShown in Meta's launch campaignYes (Gmail integration)Meta shows this in shorts; Amplify's Gmail integration is documented.
Manages calendarShown in Meta's launch campaignYes (Google Calendar)Meta shows this in shorts; Amplify's Google Calendar integration is documented.
Available todayUS only, iOS + Android + muse.ai (source)Global, no waitlist
Channel: messenger of your choiceNot publicly disclosedTelegram, WhatsApp, Slack, Discord, web
PricingFree / $20/mo / $100/mo (source)See pricing
Open architectureNot publicly disclosedBuilt on OpenClaw (open-source)

Sources verified against Meta's public pages on 2026-09-11. Cells marked “Shown in Meta's launch campaign” reference influencer shorts on the Muse YouTube channel, which Meta has not confirmed as documented product behavior.

Why Amplify

Four things that matter once you actually use an agent every day.

Lives in your messenger

Talk to Amplify in Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack, or Discord. No new app, no context-switch — just message it like you’d message a colleague.

Remembers your context

Ask a question on Slack this morning, follow up from Telegram tonight — same agent, same memory. It knows your projects, your people, your preferences.

Transparent pricing, no waitlist

Try it free, then see pricing. No invite, no US-only rollout, no launch campaign to wait through.

Global from day one

No US-only rollout, no country waitlist. If you have a messenger, you have Amplify.

FAQ

Is this affiliated with Meta or Muse?
No. Amplify is an independent product built by an independent team. We compare on this page because people searching for a Muse alternative are looking for the same category of tool, and we've been shipping it for months.
How is Amplify different from Meta Muse?
Muse rolled out through a US-only celebrity campaign. Amplify is available globally through the messengers you already use, without a waitlist or invite. Same category (personal AI agent with real integrations); different distribution.
Does it work with the same integrations Muse showed?
Gmail, Google Calendar, and more. Full integrations list on /integrations.
What does it cost?
See pricing. No waitlist, no invite required.
Can I try it before paying?
Where can I read more about how it works?

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Two minutes to set up: pick your messenger, connect Gmail or Google Calendar, and start delegating. Free to try.

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