Meta announced on Monday, November 10, 2026, that its Muse AI agent is now available on Apple Watch and Android’s Wear OS, allowing users to interact with the assistant through voice calls, text messages, or dictation directly from their smartwatch.
The wearable launch follows a series of recent expansions for Muse. Just one month prior, Meta introduced a dedicated iPad app for the assistant, and Muse first appeared on the App Store in September 2026. The rollout across multiple Apple and Android devices suggests Meta is working to make Muse available across a broad range of consumer hardware.
Muse competes in a crowded field of consumer-facing AI agents. Like many of its rivals, it lets users connect accounts to manage email, meetings, and bills, and can handle tasks such as booking reservations, ordering groceries, setting goals, and making purchases. Users can also customize their Muse avatar to resemble a person, animal, or other character.
Meta has added several capabilities to Muse in recent weeks. A few days before the smartwatch announcement, the company launched Spaces — dedicated conversations organized around specific topics that function as mini apps built on the fly, appearing in the sidebar of the Muse interface. Last week, Meta also rolled out video chat with Muse avatars for U.S. users, with the AI using “subtle expressions and gestures” that reflect the tone of the conversation. Muse can hear users and respond in real-time but does not have visual access to them.
Since its launch, Muse has surpassed 10 million U.S. downloads within its first 40 days on the App Store — a milestone reached by only 12 mobile apps total, with Meta’s own Threads being the most recent prior example, in July 2023.
Source: TechCrunch