Meta launches Muse personal AI agent in Singapore with local app links

Meta has launched its personal artificial intelligence agent, Muse, in Singapore. The service is accessible on iOS, Android, and through the web at muse.ai, with plans to bring the software to smart glasses later.

Local app integrations

Muse relies on system connectors to link directly with services people already use. In Singapore, users can sync the tool with everyday platforms such as Gmail, Google Calendar, and Instagram. This setup lets the agent manage schedules, handle inbox messages, and pull information from saved content.

Meta has also partnered with regional shopping, dining, and travel services. Early partners include Shopee, Lazada, Grab, Singapore Airlines, Agoda, Trip.com, Klook, and ShopBack. Users can ask the agent to compare prices across retail sites, order groceries through GrabMart, make dining reservations, and organize flight itineraries. Meta noted that some connector tools will roll out gradually over time rather than appearing all at once.

Security and pricing model

To address safety and privacy concerns, the agent operates inside a dedicated cloud environment called the Muse Secure VM. This system isolates and stores user credentials and app data. It is designed to block the agent itself from viewing raw passwords or sensitive payment details.

Users retain control over which apps Muse can read. The agent must also ask for explicit user approval before completing high-stakes tasks, such as finalizing a retail purchase or sending an email.

The service is free for basic everyday use. Meta plans to offer paid subscription tiers for users who want access to expanded capabilities.