Muse from Meta

Meta’s personal AI agent that keeps working after you close the app.

Price
Free + paid plans
License
Proprietary
Works on
Mac, iPhone & iPad, Android, Web browser

In short

Announced on 8 September 2026. Muse works on its own secure computer in the cloud across the apps you connect, and asks before sensitive actions such as sending email or making a purchase. It is rolling out in the US, free for most uses, with paid subscriptions for more.

Made by: Meta · Where your data lives: On Muse Secure VM, a dedicated computer in Meta’s cloud that holds the agent and your data.

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Every link goes to the official site, an official app store, or the project’s own GitHub releases.

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What we could verify

We checked key factual claims and linked to primary sources so you can confirm the details. Last reviewed Oct 3, 2026

Pricing & license Free for most uses, with subscription plans for more (no prices in the announcement). Proprietary service. Read the announcement · Checked Oct 3, 2026 · about.fb.com
Where your data lives On Muse Secure VM in Meta’s cloud. Meta says Muse does not share your conversations or VM data with its ad systems. Read the announcement · Checked Oct 3, 2026 · about.fb.com
Where you can use it Rolling out in the US on iPhone, Android and muse.ai; a Mac app is on Meta’s download page. Check downloads · Checked Oct 3, 2026 · ai.meta.com

Try before you move

A simple way to see if it fits your needs.

  1. Start with a low-risk taskGive it a job where a mistake costs little, such as summarising a public page.
  2. Check what it can reachReview which accounts it connects to and which actions need your approval.
  3. Count the running costsModel API usage, hosting and data retention all add up over a month.

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