Let's get one thing straight: when it comes to $META's Muse daily downloads, $META is pulling all the levers + you have a ton of daily macro factors at play. Because $META owns the distribution channels of +3B, they can decide how hard they want to pull that lever each day. $META wants that user flow to be controlled in a product like Muse because it is heavy in compute and infra, and $META primarily doesn't want the user experience to degrade (slow agent, etc.) too much because of higher traffic. Looking at daily download numbers and drawing conclusions from them is irrelevant, to put it mildly. The relevant metrics are customer retention, user ratings, quality of the product, and engagement metrics. If the product is great, $META is going to have a 1B-user product with just brute-f
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