Meta Muse is a personal AI agent for tasks, projects, and turning long-term goals into action plans. It can answer questions, browse the web, fill out forms, negotiate, make purchases, generate images, create documents, set reminders, and track goals. Muse can continue working after its app closes and return when something changes or it needs approval. It also remembers conversation details and can make suggestions based on what matters to the user. People can use Muse in its app or in WhatsApp. It connects to email, calendars, Instagram, and other apps, with users choosing access levels; small-business connectors include services such as Asana, Canva, QuickBooks, Shopify, Slack, and Zoom. The Mac app can work with desktop files, apps, and browser tabs. Muse asks before sensitive actions such as sending email or making purchases, and provides an audit trail of planned and completed actions. Meta says it runs on a dedicated cloud computer and offers controls to disconnect services, forget learned details, and opt out of model training. Muse is free with a usage limit; paid subscriptions have no listed price. Meta says it is rolling out in the United States on iOS, Android, and the web.
Who it is for
Muse is designed for people without technical experience who want an AI agent to handle tasks, projects, or background monitoring. It may also suit small businesses using its listed connectors.
What is good
- Can keep working after the app closes
- Users choose connected apps and access levels
- Asks before sensitive actions and keeps an audit trail
- Users can request forgetting learned details
What to know first
- Free use has a limit
- Meta says mistakes and prompt injection remain possible
- Rollout is in the United States
Verdict
Muse combines task assistance, connected apps, and work that can continue in the background, with approval and data controls. Its free use is limited, and Meta says the agent can still make mistakes.
Get started with Meta Muse
- Visit https://ai.meta.com/muse/.
- Use the app on iOS or Android, or access Muse on the web.
- Chat with Muse in its app or directly in WhatsApp.
- Connect the services you want and choose their access levels.
- Start with the free plan; wait for its usage limit to refresh or consider a paid subscription if you reach it.
What the free plan stops at
The free plan has a usage limit that refreshes. Meta says users who reach it can wait for the limit to refresh or upgrade to a paid subscription.
Questions about Meta Muse
Is Meta Muse free?
Yes. The Free plan is listed at no cost, with a usage limit that refreshes. Meta also offers paid subscriptions, but no prices are given.
Which platforms does Muse support?
The listed platforms are Android, iOS, macOS, and web. Meta says Muse is rolling out in the United States on iOS, Android, and the web.
Can Muse connect to other apps?
Yes. Connections include email, calendars, Instagram, and small-business apps such as Asana, Notion, Shopify, Slack, Stripe, and Zoom. Users choose the connected apps and access levels.
Can Muse make purchases or send email on its own?
Muse can make purchases and handle email, but it asks before sensitive actions such as purchases or sending email. It also provides an audit trail of actions taken and planned.
What controls are available for data and access?
Users can disconnect services, ask Muse to forget specific learned details, and opt out of interactions being used to train Meta AI models. Meta says conversations and virtual-machine data are not shared with its ad systems.
Meta Muse plans and pricing
All plansCompared on AI personal assistants
- Free plan
- Yes
- Action automation
- Yes
- Calendar management
- Yes
- Task management
- Yes
- Email management
- Yes
- Mobile apps
- Yes
