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Meta Muse

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Meta's consumer AI agent that runs everyday errands on your behalf

Conditional

Meta Muse is the most consumer-ready personal AI agent yet: free to start, live on web, iOS, Android and WhatsApp, and willing to send email, book travel and buy things on your behalf. Conditional because every safety assurance behind those powers is Meta's own and unaudited, and we have not watched it execute a single purchase. Right for US consumers who will supervise an agent; wrong for anyone needing audited security over payments or health data.

AI-Native

Meta describes an autonomous agent loop on Muse Spark that keeps working on a goal in its own VM and browser, not a model inside one chat turn.

Is it right for you?

Good for

  • Everyday consumer errands: Meta's launch page and tbreak's launch report describe browsing the web, filling forms, booking travel and completing purchases
  • Reaching the agent where you already are, with web, iOS, Android and WhatsApp all live at launch
  • Long-running background goals, which Meta describes as scheduled and event-triggered work with persistent memory across sessions
  • Trying an agent without paying, since Meta expects most people to stay on the free tier and shows an in-app meter before usage becomes billable
  • Users who want an audit trail: Meta lists activity logs, permission management, editable memory files and approval cards on irreversible actions
  • Paying inside the agent, through Link by Stripe, with Shop Pay and 1Password stated as forthcoming

Not good for

  • Anyone outside the United States, which is the only launch market
  • Users unwilling to put a card on file, since one is required to start even on the free tier
  • Buyers who need independently audited agent security, because the Muse Secure VM and the Sentinel monitoring agent are Meta's own descriptions with no third-party audit published at launch
  • Anyone weighing the vendor's privacy record, which TechCrunch's launch coverage catalogues as a 2011 FTC settlement, a $5 billion penalty in 2019 and further FTC charges in 2023
  • Production or business-critical automation, since Meta's own launch page says "we also know it's early"

Our experience

We haven't tested Meta Muse ourselves. This profile is based on public documentation, user reviews, and community feedback.

Pricing

Freemium
Free$0
  • Launch usage included before a paid tier applies
  • In-app meter warns before usage becomes billable
  • A payment card is required to start
Power$20/month
  • Paid tier above the metered free tier
Maximum$100/month
  • Highest usage tier at launch
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Use these instead for specific tasks

Muse Code — Meta Muse is a consumer errand agent; Muse Code is Meta's terminal coding agent with async background agents

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