Week 15: 6 Ways to Put Meta's Muse to Work on Your Training

Last week was all about one tool: Meta's Muse. We spent the week connecting it to our training data and putting it to work. Here is everything we built, plus what is coming next.

What we built last week

• Muse onboarding: how to get set up, plus using it to track discount trends on running shoes
• Muse as your running coach: connected to your Apple Health data
• Muse + Garmin: the full connection walkthrough
• Muse vs GrokBot vs Dots: how the three compare, and which to choose as an athlete, coach or business owner
• Top 3 Garmin + Muse prompts: nutrition tracking, a weekly review and a dashboard
• Amazfit's new MCP: what an MCP is, and why wearable companies are suddenly building them

More on Muse: Meta Muse Is Actually Legit.

Coming this week

• A WHOOP replacement app, built on the open-source Noop project
• Connecting Noop to your Athlete OS
• Replacing your Oura Ring subscription
• A bonus reveal for the Labs founding members

Athlete AI Labs opens Monday

Athlete AI Labs is the 4-Week Fitness App Challenge, where you build the fitness app or AI agent you always wanted and get it onto your phone. No code background needed. Doors open Monday, October 12. The first 20 seats get the founding price, and the waitlist gets the link first.

Join the Labs waitlist

Community notes

• Growth: 1,166 members, up from 1,116.
• Most Miles in a Month: the September challenge wrapped with Team Apollo taking the win, and an October group is already underway.
• Hevy partnership: members sent in their feedback and we are now in discussions with their team.
• Team backyard ultra: we are looking at races for a community team in the spring.

Kevin