Meta announced Monday that its Muse AI agent is now available on the Apple Watch and Android’s Wear OS. The expansion allows users to interact with the assistant through text messages, dictation, or voice calls directly from their smartwatches.
The release follows the September launch of a dedicated iPad app for Muse. This move signals Meta's intent to integrate the consumer AI product more deeply into its ecosystem. Muse is one of many competing AI agents that can manage emails, meetings, and bills, as well as perform tasks like ordering groceries, making purchases, and booking reservations.
Users can personalize their Muse avatar to resemble a person, an animal, or another character. The platform also features a recent addition called Spaces, which Meta describes as “custom experiences” that function as mini apps built on the fly to facilitate focused conversations around specific topics.
Meta recently introduced video chat capabilities for users in the U.S., allowing them to interact with the Muse AI avatar. The company stated that the agent will use “subtle expressions and gestures” that reflect the tone and context of the conversation as it speaks, though the agent cannot see the user.
Since its launch, Muse has achieved significant market traction, becoming one of only 12 mobile apps to surpass 10 million U.S. downloads within its first 40 days on the App Store. The only other recent app to reach this milestone was Meta's Threads in July 2023.
