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Meta updated its Muse AI agent app to add native iPad support, optimizing the interface for larger screens and iPadOS multitasking. The release notes also list new third‑party connectors (e.g., Canva, Dropbox, Figma, QuickBooks, GitHub, Zoom, Asana, Klaviyo, Notion) and a business‑goal feature for small‑business workflows; a separate Mac version exists and Meta has announced a standalone Muse Charm device.
OpenAI debuted Dots, a personalizable AI agent platform, and — per a public filing and reports involving designer Jony Ive — is working on hardware that won’t ship earlier than February 2027. Meta is tying its Muse agent to a pendant-like Muse Charm device that it aims to launch in time for this year’s holiday season; both companies appear to be soft-launching agents in software first to build demand for physical devices.
Meta has rolled out its Muse personal AI agent and announced related initiatives including a Muse Charm device and a Meta Enterprise Platform led by CJ Desai, plus expanded app integrations and business account access. Separately, a tech YouTuber, Matt Robb, reported that Muse allegedly shared his home address and accepted a lowball offer while managing his Facebook Marketplace listing.
Meta briefly showed a dedicated hardware device called the Muse Charm for its Muse AI agent during Meta Connect. The chunky, watch-like gadget (with a fingerprint sensor, a camera and multiple microphones) reportedly doesn’t require a phone to use; Meta says it has “only built a few” so far and plans to ship the Charm “in time for the holidays in December.”
Bloomberg reports that Meta's handheld Muse Charm — which hosts the Muse AI agent — will recognize and interact with other nearby Charms when it launches later this year. The device is said to include a built-in 5G modem (so it can work without Wi‑Fi), a two‑inch OLED touchscreen, a new OS, fingerprint sensor, cameras for visual context, speakers, microphones, USB‑C charging, and will be set up via Meta's Muse app on iOS or Android; Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg indicated a December launch and sources told Bloomberg pricing could be similar to a smartwatch.
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