Meta brings its Muse AI agent to Apple Watch and Wear OS

Muse users can now call or message Meta’s AI agent from their wrists. Meta launched support for Apple Watch and Android’s Wear OS on November 9, 2026, bringing voice calls, text messages and dictation to smartwatches. The release puts an assistant designed to carry out personal tasks on both watch platforms.

Three ways to reach Muse

The Apple Watch release arrives through an update to the Muse iOS app. Meta announced availability for both smartwatch platforms on the same day, with the official Muse account posting about Apple Watch and Wear OS support.

• Text: Send a written message to Muse from the watch.
• Dictation: Speak a message that is sent to the agent as text.
• Calls: Talk to Muse through a voice call on the smartwatch.

An existing task agent, on another screen

Muse is Meta’s personal AI agent, designed to carry out tasks for users rather than only answer questions. It already exists as a standalone app and is built into Instagram, Facebook and other Meta apps. The watch release extends access to that assistant.

The assistant lets users connect accounts to manage email, meetings and bills. Its existing tasks also include booking reservations, ordering groceries, setting goals and making purchases. Those are capabilities of Muse generally, rather than a separate set of tools introduced with the watch release.

The Apple Watch interface also carries over Muse’s visual identity: its yeti-like character appears prominently on the screen. MacRumors notes that the watch app’s design resembles Muse Charm, the companion device Meta announced in September. Here, that character appears inside an app for an existing smartwatch.