Custom connectors
Path A (public API)
Muse guides OAuth/API key → submit via muse.ai/platform review.
Path B (no API)
Muse uses its Secure VM browser to do it like you would. Slower, needs approvals.
Try it — paste into Muse
My app isn't listed — check if it has a public API and draft a connector plan for it.
At a glance
- What:
- A do-it-yourself link for apps with no built-in connector.
- Cost:
- Free to build; that app's own pricing still applies.
Disconnect
Muse → Connectors → pick the app → Disconnect. Takes 10 seconds.
Shipping an app?
If this connector is for customers, not just you, the platform review checks scopes, OAuth and test plan. Connector consulting for app developers →
Stuck connecting? Fix a problem → covers verification codes, half-finished connections and disconnects that still remember.
Next step
That is the whole setup.
Two ways to keep going: set it up yourself, or have someone walk it through with you.
Paste YW21RI at signup or in Muse Settings. No card needed to start, and nothing is bought or sent without your approval.
Related: Troubleshooting a connection
Frequently asked questions about custom connectors
- What if my app isn’t in Muse’s connector list?
- The page offers two paths: a public API you connect with OAuth or an API key, or Muse’s Secure VM browser doing the task the way you would.
- Which path should I choose for my app?
- Path A is the API route, where Muse guides the OAuth or key and you submit via muse.ai/platform review. Path B works with no API at all but is slower and needs approvals along the way.
- How do I disconnect a custom connector from Muse?
- Go to Muse → Connectors → pick the app → Disconnect. The page says it takes about 10 seconds, same as a built-in connector.