Muse is Meta's personal AI agent, built to carry out online chores on your behalf, sending emails, booking tables, filling out forms or canceling subscriptions, always with your sign-off. A free tier handles everyday requests, with two subscription levels for heavier usage. Launched in September 2026 in the US on iOS, Android, muse.ai and WhatsApp, it runs on the Muse Spark family of models from Meta Superintelligence Labs, and support for Meta's AI glasses is the announced next step.
Muse runs inside the Muse Secure VM, a dedicated virtual machine with its own browser, hosted on Meta's infrastructure. A second agent named Sentinel sits on the same machine, walled off at the system level, and nothing reaches the internet without its approval. Your logins stay in a vault the agent cannot read, so Muse never sees passwords or card numbers.
Hand it a mission, lowering a bill or selling a car, and it comes back for your green light before anything gets sent or spent. An audit trail lists what it did and what it plans next (the project grew up under the code name Hatch, a fitting image for something meant to hatch plans).
Calendar conflicts, follow-up messages, a saved Instagram recipe reel turned into a grocery list, forgotten subscriptions hunted down and canceled, the range is surprisingly wide. Muse keeps going after you close the app and pings you whenever a decision calls for a human.
ChatGPT agents and Manus work similar ground with a heavier technical lean, while Muse aims squarely at daily life.
| Area | What Muse can do for you |
|---|---|
| Life admin | Calendar, reminders, follow-ups and invitations |
| Money | Expense tracking, subscription cleanup, bill negotiation |
| Shopping | Checkout through Link by Stripe, approved by you |
| Home | Security camera monitoring, grocery lists from a saved reel |
| Fitness | Workout and meal plans tuned to the data you share |
A free tier covers most day-to-day requests according to Meta, and two monthly plans at $20 or $100 add extra compute for heavy use. No ads appear in the app, and conversations stay out of Meta's ad systems.
The rollout started in the US, with Meta's AI glasses named as the next platform. Among AI-powered life assistants, this one arrives with a serious argument, it already lives where your email, photos and WhatsApp chats do. These figures date from launch day, the up-to-date ones live on muse.ai.
Yes, Muse ships with a free tier that Meta describes as enough for most everyday requests. Two monthly subscriptions, at $20 or $100 depending on usage, cover compute-heavy work, and the app carries no advertising at all.
Not yet, the launch covered the US only, on iOS, Android, muse.ai and through WhatsApp chats. Meta has not shared a timeline for Europe or other regions, and its AI glasses are cited as the next platform in line.
By default yes, with an opt-out available. Meta says personally identifying details are scrubbed before training, and a cryptographically sealed Muse Confidential VM, open to external auditors, is planned so even Meta cannot read what sits in your environment.
Every checkout goes through Link by Stripe and its buyer protections, and nothing is spent without your explicit approval. Shopify's Shop Pay and 1Password integrations were announced as coming, and the agent itself never touches your card details.
Verdict: Fewer online chores with the final say still yours, that is the trade Muse puts on the table, and US households already living in Meta's apps will get the most out of it while the rollout widens.
