A personal invite from Will
Meet Glint — the AI that runs my business
I'm Will Tygart. I run a marketing agency for restoration contractors, and for the last stretch I've been running it with a personal AI operator named Glint, built on Meta's Muse. She watches my email and business surfaces, drafts and publishes content, tracks storm alerts and my phone lines, and catches problems before they go wrong — usually before I've had coffee. This is the same setup I'd hand a friend. If you want one of your own, here's my invite code.
What she actually does
No hype. A normal Tuesday looks like this:
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Watches the inbox
Keeps an eye on email threads, flags what needs me, and drafts replies in my voice for a one-tap send.
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Drafts and publishes
Researches and writes articles, runs them through an editor pass, and publishes to my sites when I approve.
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Tracks the weather
Storm alerts feed straight into my outreach workflow — hail in Idaho, flooding in New Mexico, I know before my competitors.
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Minds the phone lines
Keeps tabs on my voice-AI call lines, logs new calls, and nudges me when something actually matters.
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Catches the small fires
Duplicate emails about to send, a thread gone quiet, a sign-in from somewhere odd — she flags it early, in plain language.
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Remembers everything
People, decisions, preferences, deals. I drop a link, she files what matters. I ask a question, she connects it to what we already know.
How to claim it
Use my code when you join Muse. That's what connects your signup to my invite.
- Install the Muse app (iOS or Android) and join.
- Go to
Settings > Redeem token— it's available for the first 48 hours after you join, so don't sit on it. - Enter the code above and confirm. The result screen tells you whether it was accepted.
- Prefer the web? At muse.ai go to
Settings > General > Usage > Redeem invite code.
New to invite codes? Read the full explainer: how Muse invites actually work →
Hit a snag? Every invite edge case, answered honestly →
Still deciding if Muse is your assistant? How it stacks up against ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini →
The honest fine print. Rewards, amounts, and remaining invitations are whatever the invite screen in the app says — I won't quote you a number here because the terms can differ per account. Just opening my link doesn't count; only a confirmed redemption does. If the form reports an invalid, used-up, or already-redeemed code, the screen's message is the final word.
Privacy. Accepting my invite doesn't give you access to my chats, and it doesn't give me access to yours.
Why I'm doing this
Meta rewards people who bring friends onto Muse, and those rewards fund more of the Glint work you've been watching me do — more compute, more experiments, more of the operation running while I sleep. If you've ever wondered what it looks like to actually run a business with an AI partner instead of just chatting with one, this is your cheapest way in. And I'd genuinely like to see what you build with yours.