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Meta Muse: what Meta's personal agent does, how to use it and what it costs

Muse is Meta's personal AI agent, launched in the US on September 8, 2026. Meta says it “doesn't just answer questions, it actually does the work”: it sends emails, books travel, fills out forms and negotiates for you, keeps working after you close the app, and asks before anything important like sending an email or buying something. This guide covers how to get it, how to use it, the plans and token limits, scheduled tasks, privacy settings and how it compares with Grok Bot, ChatGPT dots and Claude.

What Meta Muse is

Muse runs on Muse Spark, Meta's model, inside a dedicated cloud machine Meta calls the Muse Secure VM. It turns goals into plans and works on them in the background, coming back when something changes or when it needs your approval.

  • It acts: sends emails, books travel, opens a browser, fills out forms and negotiates. Meta's examples include selling a car for more, lowering a bill and adjusting a training plan.
  • It remembers: what matters to you, from details you mention once, and makes suggestions without being asked, like turning a saved Instagram recipe reel into a grocery list.
  • It buys safely: checkout goes through Link by Stripe, whose agent wallet creates a one-time card so Muse never sees your real card number.
  • It's where you are: in the Muse app, on the web at muse.ai, and in WhatsApp; Meta's AI glasses are next.
  • It's not the same as Meta AI, the assistant in Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, or Muse Code, Meta's developer product.

Meta Muse pricing: Free, Power and Maximum

From Meta's Help Center on November 10, 2026. Muse and its subscriptions are in limited testing and not available everywhere yet.

PlanPriceWeekly usage
Free$0A free weekly usage limit (Meta doesn't publish its size); wait for it to reset or upgrade
Power$20 a month500M Muse tokens a week
Maximum$100 a month3B Muse tokens a week
Extra tokensSold separatelyBuy more on top of your weekly allowance

How to get and use Meta Muse

You need to be 18 or the age of majority where you live, be somewhere Muse is available (it launched in the US) and sign in with a Meta account. You can create one with Facebook, Instagram, an email address or a phone number.

  1. Download it or open muse.ai

    Get the Muse app on iOS or Android, or sign in at muse.ai. Meta doesn't list a Windows or Mac app, so on a computer use muse.ai in your browser.

  2. Tell it what you need

    Muse opens on the Chat tab. Describe the outcome, not the steps; it may ask a few questions first. You can send follow-ups without waiting and without repeating context.

    Every weekday at 7am, send me a short brief: today's calendar,
    anything urgent in my inbox, and the weather.
    
    Find three flights to Chicago for the first weekend of December under $400,
    compare them, and ask me before you book anything.
    
    I want to sell my car. Research what it's worth, draft the listing,
    and tell me which offers are worth answering.
  3. Connect the apps it needs

    Choose which apps Muse can use and how much access each gets; for email, read only or read and send. Coming soon: Shop Pay at checkout and 1Password so it can use your existing logins.

  4. Approve, review and find your files

    Muse asks before sensitive actions such as sending an email or making a purchase, and keeps an audit trail of what it did and plans to do. Files it makes are saved in the Library tab.

Source: Meta's announcement of Muse

Reminders and scheduled tasks in Muse

Muse doesn't have a separate scheduler screen: you set reminders and recurring tasks by asking, and Meta's Help Center explains how they behave.

  • One-time: tell Muse what to remind you about and when; it confirms the exact time.
  • Recurring: describe the task and how often, for example “Every Monday at 9am, remind me to submit my timesheet”. It runs until you cancel it, and Muse messages you each time.
  • Find them: ask “What reminders do I have?”, or tap the Assistant icon at the top and open Upcoming.
  • Change or cancel: say which one and what to change, such as moving a Monday reminder to Tuesday.
  • Times follow your time zone; if you pick a time that's passed, Muse suggests another.
  • More ideas for daily routines are in Meta Muse use cases.

Privacy: how to opt out and what Meta can see

  • Each person's Muse runs in its own Muse Secure VM; other people's agents can't reach it.
  • A separate agent, Sentinel, has to approve anything Muse sends to the internet and asks you when needed.
  • Muse can't see your passwords or payment methods; shared logins go into secure storage.
  • Your conversations and VM data aren't shared with Meta's ad systems.
  • You can opt out of your interactions being used to train Meta's AI, change or disconnect any app, and tell Muse to forget something.
  • Meta plans a Muse Confidential VM later this year, encrypted with a key only you hold.

Meta Muse not available or not working?

  • Outside the US: Muse launched in the US and is in limited testing elsewhere; Meta says it isn't available in all locations yet.
  • Under 18: you need to be 18 or the age of majority in your country.
  • Hit the free limit: wait for the weekly limit to reset, upgrade to Power or Maximum, or buy extra tokens.
  • No voice mode: voice is available only in some countries and needs microphone access, which you can change in Settings > Voice and Avatar.
  • It did something unexpected: Meta warns that Muse may be inaccurate or take unexpected actions, so keep approvals on for sending and buying, and check the audit trail.

Meta Muse vs Grok Bot, ChatGPT dots and Claude Duet

Meta MuseGrok BotChatGPT dotsClaude Duet
Made byMetaxAIOpenAIAnthropic
Built forEveryday tasks and life adminWork: teams of Bots in your appsLong-running goals inside ChatGPTA proactive Claude that checks in
Cheapest way inFree with a weekly limitFree trial credit; X Premium and upChatGPT ProClaude Pro, by waitlist
SchedulesReminders and recurring tasksRoutines with schedules, Slack, email and webhooksScheduled reminders and recurring checksComes to you with what needs attention
GuideThis pageGrok BotChatGPT dotsClaude Duet
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FAQ

What is Meta Muse?

Meta's personal AI agent, launched in the US on September 8, 2026 and powered by the Muse Spark model. It sends emails, books travel, fills out forms and makes purchases for you from its own cloud machine, and asks before sensitive actions.

Is Meta Muse free?

Yes, with a weekly usage limit. Power is $20 a month for 500M Muse tokens a week and Maximum is $100 a month for 3B, and you can buy extra tokens.

How do I get Meta Muse?

Download the Muse app on iOS or Android or go to muse.ai, and sign in with a Meta account. You need to be 18 or the age of majority and somewhere Muse is available; it launched in the US.

Can I use Meta Muse on Windows or Mac?

Meta lists the iOS and Android apps and muse.ai. On a Windows PC or Mac, use muse.ai in your browser.

Can Muse do tasks on a schedule?

Yes. Ask it for a recurring task, such as “Every Monday at 9am, remind me to submit my timesheet”; it runs until you cancel it, and you'll find it under the Assistant icon, Upcoming.

Does Meta use my Muse conversations for ads?

Meta says conversations and VM data aren't shared with its ad systems. You can also opt out of your interactions being used to train Meta's AI models.

Checked against Meta's Muse announcement and Meta Help Center articles on November 10, 2026.

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