Submit a Muse connector to this directory

Listing is free, it always will be, and we do not sell placement. Send us the details below and we will check them, write the listing and credit the source.

Fill in the form What we need first

Goes to hello@museaiconnectors.com, which a person reads.

First: two different submissions

People land here looking for two different things, and sending the wrong one to the wrong place wastes a week.

Getting your app into Muse

Only Meta can do this, through its own connector submission. We have written up what that form asks for, field by field, from our own two submissions. We have no influence over it whatsoever.

muse.ai/platform Our field-by-field guide

Getting your connector listed here

That is what this page is for. It is a directory entry, nothing more. It does not help your Meta review and it is not a substitute for it.

What we need from you

The form

Fill in what you have and leave the rest blank — we would much rather have a blank than a guess. Nothing is sent until you press send in your own email client.

Connector name Publisher or company Product website

HTTPS. This is where we link the publisher name.

What it does inside Muse, in one sentence

We will rewrite this to restate your source rather than sell. Say what it does, not why it is great.

Categories (optional)

Comma separated. Whichever you would put it in.

Public source showing it is live on Muse (optional)

The single most important field. A post on your own account, a page on your site, a press release, a news article.

The sentence in that source that says so (optional)

We check this appears verbatim at the URL above before anything is published.

Sign-in type (optional)Takes payment inside Muse (optional)Privacy policy URL (optional)Terms URL (optional)Support email or URL (optional)Also available on (optional)

The cross-platform grid is one of the more useful things here.

Your email, so we can come back with questions Anything else we should know (optional)

Without a public source we can still create the listing, but it is marked as a single report and stays out of search engines.

Opens your email client, addressed to hello@museaiconnectors.com.

What we need from you

The one thing that matters more than the rest: a public source showing the connector is live on Muse. A post on your own account, a page on your own site, a press release, a news article. Without one we can still create the listing, but it will be marked as unconfirmed and it will stay out of search engines — which is probably not what you came for.

The connector: Its name, and the company or developer behind it.
Where it lives: Your product website, over HTTPS.
What it does: One sentence on what it actually does inside Muse.
Categories: Whichever ones you would put it in.
A public source: The page or post showing it is live on Muse, plus the sentence in it that says so. This is the one that matters.
Sign-in: OAuth, an API key, linking an account — or nothing published, which is a fine answer.
Payments: Whether it takes payment inside Muse.
The small print: Privacy policy, terms and support links.
Where else it works: ChatGPT, Claude, the MCP registry, with URLs. The cross-platform grid is one of the more useful things here.
An icon: Only if you are happy for us to use it. Otherwise we will not use one.

Blanks are fine. We would much rather have a blank than a guess.

A template you can paste

Copy this, fill in what you have, and send it over. Or let your email client do it for you.

Connector name:
Publisher / company:
Product website (https):
One sentence on what it does in Muse:
Categories:

Public source that it is live on Muse (URL):
Quote from that source:

Sign-in type (OAuth / API key / account link / not published):
Takes payment inside Muse (yes / no / not published):
Privacy policy URL:
Terms URL:
Support email or URL:
Also available on (ChatGPT / Claude / MCP registry) + URLs:

Anything else we should know:

Open this in your email client

Why the form opens your email client

There is no database behind this site yet, so the form composes your submission and hands it to you to send. It will never tell you “thanks, we got it”, because at that moment nobody has. A form that quietly drops what you typed is worse than no form, and the day there is a real inbox behind this one, the button will say so.

What happens next

We check the source you sent, and confirm it says what the listing would claim.
We write a short summary that restates your source rather than adding to it, and record the evidence with the date we checked it.
The listing goes up through a reviewed change, so it has a real edit history from the first day.
If we cannot confirm it is live, we will tell you what would confirm it instead of quietly ignoring the email.

We are a small team doing this alongside other work, so we are not going to promise a turnaround time we might miss.

What we will not do

Publish marketing copy: The summary is ours and it stays factual. We are happy to quote you directly and attribute it.
Take a screenshot as proof on its own: Screenshots vary by person and device, and yours is not independent of you. A screenshot plus a public source is great; a screenshot alone gets a listing marked as a single report.
Publish ratings, review scores or usage numbers: We do not have them and we will not make them up.
Sell you a better position: There is not one.

Getting something removed or corrected

If we have listed your product and you would rather we did not, or we have got a detail wrong, email hello@museaiconnectors.com and we will fix or remove it. Our full corrections policy is on the about page, along with where all of our data comes from.