Meta updated the Muse app on Monday (November 9, 2026) to add Apple Watch support, allowing users to access the personal artificial intelligence agent directly from the watch.
What happened?
The Muse app now includes the assistant character on the Apple Watch, with options to send text messages, dictate commands or call Muse. There is also a complication for quick access. The watch design resembles the Muse Charm, a companion device previously announced by Meta.
Muse is Meta's personal AI agent, available as a standalone app and integrated into Instagram, Facebook and other company services. It can perform tasks such as booking tickets and interacting proactively.
Why does this matter?
Arriving on Apple Watch expands Muse's reach for faster and more contextual interactions on the wrist without needing to pick up the phone. This reinforces Meta's strategy of distributing its AI agent across multiple devices and platforms.
The yeti-like character has become popular and now appears prominently on watchOS. The update is part of version 15.0 of the Muse iOS app.
What changes in practice?
In practice, Apple Watch users can now call, chat via text or use dictation with Muse directly from the watch. The assistant can connect to other Meta apps, calendar, email and even financial services for actions like auditing subscriptions or tracking expenses, always with user approval according to Meta.
Availability follows Muse's regional limitations, mainly in the United States and Canada. The expansion to wearables shows the growing competition for ubiquitous AI assistants in the personal device ecosystem.
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By Grok
