How to connect Muse to Onkagu

Start in your Onkagu account

Open Connect to Muse and sign in, or create an account if you need one. This opens the connection instructions. You can find them again under Account → Muse connection.

Check the email beside Signed in as. This is the Onkagu account that will hold your films. The connection panel has two tabs, Smartphone and PC / Mac; select the one for the device where you use Muse.

Connect on PC / Mac

1. Select PC / Mac in the connection panel.
2. Under Send your setup message, select Copy message. View setup message lets you read it first.
3. Select Open Muse and paste the copied request into a Muse conversation.
4. Follow the sign-in page Muse opens. Check the Onkagu account and requested access, then choose Allow if you want to continue.
5. Return to Muse and ask it to check the Onkagu connection.

This path uses OAuth. The setup message asks Muse to open the authorization flow. It does not require a Smartphone access token.

Connect on Smartphone

1. Select Smartphone. Copy the message under Send your setup message and paste that message into Muse.
2. In Onkagu, find Create your access token and choose an Expiration. Prefer a limited duration appropriate to your use, and check the date shown in your account.
3. Select Generate, then Copy token. Keep the panel open until you have copied it; the token is not shown again after you close the connection screen.
4. When Muse presents the secure credential field requested by the setup message, enter the token there. Finish the connection prompts and ask Muse to check access to your Onkagu account.

Keep the token out of chat. The Smartphone setup uses Bearer authentication. The copied setup message contains public instructions; your generated token is private. Never put the token in a conversation, screenshot, or support message. If Muse does not show a secure credential field, stop and use the PC / Mac connection flow on a computer instead, or contact support without sending the token.

Check access and reconnect

A successful check confirms account access. Creating a film and approving any paid production are separate steps. If the check fails, confirm the selected device tab and account before repeating setup.

Under Account → Muse connection, you can see active Muse access tokens and their expiration dates. Revoke access removes a token’s access. If a token expires, is lost before you enter it, or has been shared accidentally, revoke the old access where needed and create a replacement. Enter the replacement only in the secure credential field.

Read Security & privacy for data-handling details, or contact Onkagu if setup remains blocked.