Got a code with uses to spare? Posting it takes under a minute, and it helps the next person get in before their 48-hour window closes.
Open the Muse app and use its Invite button to share — that is where your code lives. Copy the exact code; do not retype it from memory. If you are not sure how many uses it has left, post it with your best estimate and update it by marking uses as people report back.
The submission form is the first section on the homepage. Enter the code, an optional nickname, and the uses-left count (default 30). Hit publish and your code joins the free pool immediately — no account, no approval queue.
Your code then rotates through the free pool, may appear as a backfilled card on page 1, and may be picked as the random hero card. Placement in the free pool is free; page-1 paid slots are a separate, optional visibility purchase.
The uses-left number is the wall's trust mechanism. If people tell you a code is dead, or you know its uses are gone, let the count reflect that — or let reports do their job. Codes at zero uses are marked expired and stop being copyable.
If your code is reported dead by mistake, there is no appeal form in this version of the site; the practical fix is to re-submit the code if it genuinely still works, with an accurate uses-left count.
Do not post codes you do not control, do not promise anyone a specific reward for using your code (rewards vary by account and this site promises no amount), and never ask anyone for their password or account access. A code is just a string — sharing it should never require anything else from the other person.
Disclaimer: all codes on this site are user-submitted and NOT guaranteed valid (they may be used up, revoked, or expired). Paid placement does not mean verified. This site is not affiliated with Meta or Muse and is not an official channel. Reward amounts vary by account; this site promises no reward amount.