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Your Wear OS watch can now run Meta’s Muse AI agent
Nov 11, 2026 — 5:34 AM ET
- Meta’s Muse AI agent is now available on Wear OS and Apple Watch.
- The Wear OS app serves as a remote to interact with the agent or approve tasks, but it still requires a phone to run the agent.
- The mascot takes up the majority of the screen on the smartwatch, similar to what Meta teased for its Charm wearable.
Meta’s Muse AI agent is steadily gaining traction for its cute, attractive visuals and a broader set of benefits for free users. When we first tried it last month, we were amazed that it’s actually pretty useful, even on the free tier. Last week, Meta added a voice mode to Muse, letting you interact with the AI agent in a fashion similar to Gemini Live. And now, Meta is offering another reason for smartwatch users to stick.
Earlier today, the official Muse account on X posted a cheeky image of its mascot wearing smartwatches, which can also be seen running Muse. While that’s indicative, the caption accompanying the media also confirms that Muse can now “work around the clock” directly from your wrist, further confirming the app’s availability on Wear OS and Apple Watch.

From the image, we can see that users have three input modes: text, dictation, and voice chat. Gadgets and Wearables notes that Apple Watch users also get a custom watch face complication to access it quickly, but we couldn’t confirm the same for Wear OS.
Of course, the agent does not run natively on your Wear OS smartwatch. Instead, the smartwatch simply acts like a control hub for tasks run on your phone. Users should be able to approve tasks or view an update on one that’s already running. The cute Muse mascot remains at the center of the appeal when the user is interacting with it. This is similar to how the mascot appears on Meta’s upcoming wearable: the Muse Charm.
While Muse can also execute payments on behalf of the users, Meta hasn’t clarified whether users will be able to make payments directly through the smartwatch, or if it will require them to confirm the transaction through their phones. We’ll keep you posted when Meta clarifies this.

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