Meta’s Muse personal AI agent is now available in Singapore, giving users tools to manage email, organize schedules and research purchases through connected services. Users can access it through iOS, Android or muse.ai, and Meta says most everyday uses are free, with subscriptions available for people seeking more. Subscription prices were not disclosed.
The Singapore launch includes local connector partners such as Grab, Shopee and Singapore Airlines, covering areas such as groceries, dining, shopping and trips. However, the agent’s arrival does not mean every local connector feature is ready: Meta says the rollout will happen in stages, with certain experiences following the launch. Meta also plans to bring Muse to AI glasses, describing that availability as coming soon.
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For shopping, Meta says users can have Muse investigate products and check prices across Shopee and Lazada before deciding what to buy. GrabMart and Grab Dine Out connections are intended to help with grocery planning and dining, while ShopBack offers routes to cashback for shopping and travel, as well as dining offers redeemable in stores.
Travel tasks include exploring travel options with Singapore Airlines, alongside ticketing and reservations through services including Klook and Agoda, according to Meta. Users can also link Google Calendar, Gmail and Instagram, allowing Muse to work with their schedules, messages and saved material when helping with daily tasks. Users decide which information and services the agent can access.
Meta says Muse asks for approval before taking sensitive steps, including purchasing something or sending email. The agent operates through Muse Secure VM, a separate cloud computer that holds connected account data and credentials, according to the company. Meta says that setup prevents the agent from seeing users’ passwords or payment methods.
The expansion follows Meta’s September push to bring Muse into small businesses, with connections for Instagram professional accounts, Facebook Pages and Meta ad accounts. At that point, Muse had already reached the US and Canada, and Meta was extending its tasks from personal errands into business work. That earlier offering also used a free tier for most needs alongside subscription options for heavier use.
