Meta’s Muse AI agent now has watch apps for both Apple Watch and Wear OS. The official Muse account on X confirmed the two platforms on November 9. That means you can call, text or dictate to the assistant from your wrist.
Muse is Meta’s personal AI agent for getting tasks done. MacRumors notes it works as a standalone app and is also built into Meta’s own apps. Meta launched Muse in the US in September.
Muse on Apple Watch
According to MacRumors, the Apple Watch app arrives through an update to the Muse iOS app. The watch app shows the Muse character with options to text it, dictate to it or call it. It also includes a Muse complication, so you can open the assistant straight from a watch face. TechCrunch describes the same three ways to interact on Apple Watch: voice calls, text messages and dictation.
Muse on Wear OS
Details for Wear OS are thinner. Meta’s post confirms the platform, and its image shows a round Wear OS watch running Muse. That screen has the same call, message and mic buttons as the Apple Watch version. Beyond that, we haven’t confirmed whether the two watch apps offer identical features.
Meta’s announcement post doesn’t mention a price or a region for the watch apps. TechCrunch points out that the video chat feature Meta rolled out last week is US-only. Whether the watch apps share that limit is unclear.
What you share from your wrist
A watch app built around calls and dictation sends your voice to Meta’s AI. Nothing so far points to a new privacy problem with the watch apps themselves. Muse’s record on sharing is still worth remembering, though. More than 6,800 shared Muse chat links turned up in public DNS, and Meta paused the feature. It later switched sharing back on. Think about what you say to Muse before you raise your wrist, just as you would on your phone.
Sources: Muse on X, MacRumors, TechCrunch
