Muse

Muse is Meta’s personal AI agent, launched in September 2026 and powered by the Muse Spark model. It is not a chatbot that answers one prompt at a time: Muse is an always-on personal agent with its own name and personality that chats with you, remembers what matters, connects to the apps and accounts you approve, and keeps working on your goals in the background between conversations. It reached the top of the free app store charts when it launched in the US as a free-first consumer app.

Overview

Every Muse user shares a dedicated computer in the cloud with their agent. The Muse Secure VM is a persistent, isolated Linux machine with a full browser, storage and compute, which Muse uses to do real work: researching, shopping, managing projects and following through on multi-step tasks. You reach Muse the way you already message people, in the Muse app on mobile or Mac, on the web at muse.ai, or through WhatsApp, and it turns long-term goals into plans, scheduled tasks and finished work.

Key Features

• Your own cloud computer – A persistent, isolated Linux VM with a real browser, so work continues even when your devices are off.
• Memory that matters – Muse remembers your preferences, projects and context across conversations, and gets sharper the more you use it.
• Connected to your apps – Connect email, calendar, files, Instagram and more, and decide exactly what the agent can see and do.
• Goals and scheduled tasks – Set a goal once and Muse plans the steps, runs recurring work on schedule, and reports back with progress.
• Approvals and audit trail – Actions like sending emails or making purchases wait for your approval, and everything the agent does is logged for review.
• Private by design – Logins live in a secure credential store the agent cannot see, checkout uses one-time card numbers, and conversations are not shared with Meta’s ad systems.

💳 Pricing

Muse is a free-first app: it launched free in the US, and the listing is Freemium, so you can start with your own agent at no cost and step up to paid capacity for heavier background work.

Who Is It For

Muse is for busy people who want a proactive personal agent rather than another chat window: someone to hold goals over weeks, run errands across their apps, and check back only when a decision is needed.