Meta has expanded its Muse AI assistant to Apple Watch and Google’s Wear OS, allowing users to interact with the agent through voice calls, text messages, and dictation directly from their smartwatches. The launch, announced on November 9, 2026, extends Muse beyond smartphones, tablets, and computers as Meta expands access to its consumer AI technology.
According to Meta’s announcement on X, the smartwatch experience allows users to communicate with Muse without opening the assistant on their phones. The expansion follows a series of product updates introduced since Muse launched on the App Store in September.
Muse Brings Voice and Text Interactions to Smartwatches
The smartwatch integration gives users several ways to interact with Muse, including speaking directly to the agent, typing messages, and dictating instructions. These capabilities bring conversational AI assistance to wearable devices designed for quick interactions throughout the day.
Muse already supports tasks such as managing email, organizing meetings, tracking bills, making reservations, ordering groceries, and completing purchases through connected accounts. The smartwatch launch extends access to the assistant, although Meta has not detailed whether every existing feature is supported on wearable devices.
The expansion comes approximately one month after Meta introduced a dedicated Muse application for the iPad in October. By supporting Apple’s smartwatch platform and Google’s Wear OS, the company is making its AI assistant accessible across a wider range of personal devices.
Meta Expands Muse With Spaces and AI Avatar Conversations
The smartwatch release follows the introduction of Spaces, a feature designed to help users organize tasks and collaborate with Muse across dedicated conversations. Each Space focuses on a particular topic or objective and can function as a dynamically generated mini application.
Spaces appear within the Muse interface, allowing users to maintain separate conversations for different projects and activities. The feature was introduced on November 6 as part of Meta’s efforts to make Muse useful for ongoing tasks.
Meta also recently launched real-time voice and video-style conversations with customizable Muse avatars for users in the United States. The avatars can resemble people, animals, or fictional characters and generate expressions and gestures that correspond with the tone of spoken interactions.
Although the interface presents a video conversation, the AI agent does not visually observe the user. Instead, Muse processes spoken input and generates responses through its real-time voice and avatar technology.
Muse Reaches 10 Million U.S. Downloads
Muse has experienced rapid adoption since its mobile debut in September 2026, surpassing 10 million U.S. App Store downloads within its first 40 days. According to app market data cited in earlier reports, only 11 other applications had previously reached that milestone as quickly.
The achievement placed Muse among a small group of rapidly adopted consumer applications, including Meta’s Threads, which reached the same threshold in July 2023. Meta has continued introducing features across devices as competition among consumer AI assistants increases.
The company has not specified whether Muse’s smartwatch applications are available in every market or whether additional device-specific capabilities are planned. The launch adds Apple Watch and Wear OS to the growing list of platforms supporting the assistant.
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