Meta Expands AI Agent Muse to Apple Watch and Wear OS

Meta has announced that its personal AI agent Muse is now available on Apple Watch and Android Wear OS, allowing users to interact with the assistant directly from their smartwatches via voice call, text message, or dictation. This marks the third device expansion for Muse, following its App Store debut in September and iPad version in October, signaling Meta's accelerating push to establish Muse as a core entry point for its consumer AI ecosystem.

Muse is already deeply integrated into Meta's apps like Instagram and Facebook, and the watch interface continues the yeti mascot visual style, aligning with the design language of the Muse Charm device unveiled in September. Users can interact via typing, voice input, or voice call, covering scenarios from quick queries to complex conversations. According to TechCrunch, Muse surpassed 10 million downloads in the U.S. within 40 days of launch, a milestone achieved by only 11 apps, underscoring its strong user adoption and growth momentum.

The expansion marks another step in Meta's consumer AI hardware and wearable strategy. Bringing the AI agent to the wrist not only reinforces Muse's positioning as a cross-device personal assistant but also sets the stage for synergy with hardware products like Muse Charm. As giants like Apple and Google race to deploy on-device AI, Meta's rapid multi-device coverage aims to capture user entry points, potentially making smartwatches the next battleground for AI assistants.