
Meta Muse
Launched September 8, 2026, Muse is Meta's free consumer personal AI agent — built to execute tasks, not just chat.
Launched September 8, 2026, Muse is Meta's free consumer personal AI agent — built to execute tasks, not just chat. It shops, books travel, handles email, tracks goals and runs everyday errands. Each user gets a Muse Secure VM (a persistent, isolated Linux computer with a full browser the agent works in), and a "Sentinel" safety agent must approve anything that reaches the internet — nothing sends, spends or publishes without your approval. Integrations include Walmart, Best Buy, Expedia, Instacart, Notion, GitHub and Box, usable via mobile/Mac apps or WhatsApp.
Key facts: the Muse app reportedly hit ~6.6 million installs in its first month (Sensor Tower). On October 12, Meta launched Muse Wonder, its frontier model with active memory and 1M-token context — Wonder powers Muse for paid subscribers first, while the free tier runs on Muse Spark 1.3. Voice mode, a Realtime Avatar and deeper integrations arrived with the Connect 2026 update.
Plans: genuine free tier — $0 for most everyday use (with a weekly usage limit). Paid plans: Power $20/mo (500M Muse tokens/week) and Maximum $100/mo (3B tokens/week). Wonder API pricing: $4 per million input tokens, $20 per million output tokens.
Best for: everyday users and solopreneurs who want a free always-on agent to handle errands, bookings, shopping and goal tracking — especially people already living in WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook. Honest limitation: launched in the US and Canada only; other regions are pending, and paid subscriptions are still rolling out in limited testing waves.
Pros
- Built to execute tasks, not just chat: it shops, books travel, handles email, tracks goals and runs everyday errands.
- Each user gets a Muse Secure VM, a persistent, isolated Linux computer with a full browser the agent works in.
- A Sentinel safety agent must approve anything that reaches the internet, so nothing sends, spends or publishes without your approval.
- Integrations include Walmart, Best Buy, Expedia, Instacart, Notion, GitHub and Box, usable via mobile and Mac apps or WhatsApp.
Watch out for
- Launched in the US and Canada only; other regions are pending, per the page.
- Paid subscriptions are still rolling out in limited testing waves.
- The free tier carries a weekly usage limit, so heavy users will hit a ceiling.
Best for
Everyday users and solopreneurs who want a free always-on agent to handle errands, bookings, shopping and goal tracking, especially people already living in WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook. Who should skip it: users outside the US and Canada, for now, and anyone wanting direct model API access rather than a consumer agent.
Pricing
A genuine free tier at $0 for most everyday use, with a weekly usage limit. Paid plans are Power at $20/mo (500M Muse tokens/week) and Maximum at $100/mo (3B tokens/week). Wonder API pricing is $4 per million input tokens and $20 per million output tokens. Check the official pricing page for current pricing.
FAQs
What is Muse? Meta's free consumer personal AI agent, launched September 8, 2026, built to execute tasks such as shopping, booking travel, handling email, tracking goals and running errands.
What is the Secure VM? A persistent, isolated Linux computer with a full browser that the agent works in, given to each user.
What is Sentinel? A safety agent that must approve anything reaching the internet, so nothing sends, spends or publishes without your approval.
Where is it available? Launched in the US and Canada only, with other regions pending per the page.
What powers the paid tier? Muse Wonder, Meta's frontier model with active memory and 1M-token context, powers Muse for paid subscribers first, while the free tier runs on Muse Spark 1.3.
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