Access & limits

1. Official access points

Always confirm you are interacting with verified first-party endpoints. Muse is primarily deployed through official web applications and integrated workspace channels:

2. Regional availability & language support

Like most enterprise AI workspaces, availability is rolled out in distinct geographical waves:

• Confirmed Regions: Users in North America, Western Europe, and select APAC territories currently report operational access during pilot testing.
• Unconfirmed Regions: Specific rollout timelines for mainland regions or emerging markets have not been officially published. Avoid using untrusted proxies that may violate platform terms.
• Language Capabilities: Primary prompt comprehension and markdown rendering are optimized for English. Other major languages operate with mixed latency and occasional syntax variations.

3. Device & browser compatibility

• Desktop: Tested and verified on Google Chrome (115+), Apple Safari (17+), and Microsoft Edge on macOS and Windows 11.
• Mobile Browsers: Functional for short text prompts; complex multi-column table generation is best audited on desktop displays.

4. Pricing, free tier, and usage quotas

We do not publish speculative hourly limits or unverified price tags. Here is what is empirically verified as of September 2025:

• Current Status: Active testing tiers operate without direct upfront billing per prompt.
• Rate Limiting Behaviors: Submitting extensive continuous prompts (e.g. processing more than 15 long document segments in rapid succession) triggers temporary cooldown intervals.
• Token / Context Windows: Inputs exceeding approximately 8,000 to 12,000 words in a single turn will truncate or skip earlier context. When working with large tables, break inputs into smaller batches.
• Long-term Pricing: Specific commercial enterprise tiers have not been confirmed by the platform team at this date.