Setting up your band

Getting muze ready takes a few minutes. Here’s the order that works best.

Sign in with Google. The first time, muze asks you to name your band — this creates your workspace. You can also set a home base (your city), which helps when you’re searching for nearby venues later.

2. Fill in your band’s profile

Open Settings → General. This is how your band shows up and how people book you:

Band name and genres
Home base — start typing a city and pick it from the list
Booking email and phone — your “how to book us” contact
Links — your website, Spotify, Bandcamp, socials

Everything saves as you go — there’s no separate “save” button.

3. Add your bandmates

Open Settings → Members to build your roster. These are the people in your band. (Inviting members to log in with their own accounts is coming later; for now the roster is your record of who’s in the group.)

4. Make it yours

Settings → Profile — your own name and details.
Settings → Appearance — choose light, dark, or match-your-system, and tweak the colors if you like. Appearance is saved on this device, so each of your devices can look however you want.

Install it like an app

muze works in any browser, but you can also add it to your phone’s home screen (or your desktop) so it opens like a native app — full screen, its own icon. Use your browser’s “Add to Home Screen” / “Install” option.

Managing more than one band

If you book for several acts, each is its own workspace. Use the workspace switcher at the top of the sidebar to move between them. Everything — calendar, network, settings — is separate per band.