Meta Brings Its Muse AI Agent to Apple Watch With Text, Dictation and Calls

An update to the Muse app for iOS adds a watch companion that shows the Muse character on screen and lets users text it, dictate requests or start a voice call with it, MacRumors reported. A Muse complication can also be added to the watch face for quick access.

The update brings Meta's agent to a device users wear all day. Voice-driven assistants on wearables can be reached without unlocking a phone or opening an app, and Meta has been building its consumer AI push around that kind of always-available access.

According to Japanese technology site Netaful, the watch app comes bundled with version 15.0 of the iPhone app rather than as a separate download. It installs automatically for users who have automatic app installation turned on. Netaful noted that the watch design resembles Muse Charm, a companion device Meta announced in September that puts the assistant on a keychain. BigGo Finance reported that the agent is also coming to watches running Google's Wear OS.

Muse is not yet available everywhere. Taiwanese site Apple Almond said the app cannot yet be used in all regions.

Meta has shipped several Muse updates in recent days. They include Muse Ember, a small, low-cost model for repetitive agent tasks, and Spaces, a feature that lets users build custom mini apps by describing them to the assistant.