Know Me BestJoin a game

The daily AI relationship test

Does your Muse really know you?

5 questions. Muse locks in its guesses. You reveal the truth.

Challenge #66 · Free, every day

Muse connector approval pending. The daily challenge will be available through Muse once approved.

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Muse guess locked

Your perfect weekend escape?

Muse has already chosen. Pick your honest answer to reveal its guess.

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Make a ten-question game about you, review every question, then approve the $5.99 payment before inviting the room.

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Before you start
  • The Know Me Best Muse connector has been submitted for approval and is not publicly available yet.
  • Once approved, your Muse will need connector access. It will call Know Me Best on your behalf.
  • Once available, you ask Muse to play in your Muse chat.
  • Muse locks in five guesses, and only then sends you back a private play link.

Want to make it a habit? Ask Muse: “Remind me every morning at 8 to play today's Know Me Best challenge.” That's a reminder your Muse sets for itself — Know Me Best never sends notifications or messages you.

“Muse can't find Know Me Best”

The connector is still awaiting approval, so it is not publicly available yet. After approval, access may still depend on your Muse setup. The challenge can't be started from this page because Muse has to lock in its guesses before you answer. Technical details are in our integration docs. In the meantime you can still play a party game with friends.

How a round works

  1. 1Ask your Muse to playIt fetches today's five questions — the same five for everyone.
  2. 2Muse locks in five guessesPredictions are sealed on our server before you can answer.
  3. 3You answer honestlyThere is no right answer. Whatever you pick is the truth today.
  4. 4Each guess is revealedOne at a time, right after your own answer. Score out of five.

What we never see

We don't read your Muse memories or conversations. Muse makes its own guesses from what it already knows, and we only ever receive question numbers and the choice it picked.