Internal data: Meta's Muse now has 3M+ users who submit at least one prompt per week and 1M+ DAUs who have sent at least one prompt
THE SO WHAT
Muse crossing 3M weekly prompters and 1M DAUs means mainstream users are building a daily habit around a bundled assistant—distribution through an existing social graph is doing the heavy lifting. If you’re building horizontal AI UX, assume the default entry point for many consumers will be inside a large platform, not a standalone app.
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