[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":37},["ShallowReactive",2],{"blog-post-en-US-meta-muse-iphone-android-app":3},{"id":4,"slug":5,"title":6,"seo_title":7,"seo_description":8,"summary":8,"seo_keywords":9,"cover_alt":14,"author":15,"category":16,"tags":17,"content":20,"faq":21,"cover_url":31,"cover_width":32,"cover_height":33,"is_pinned":34,"is_featured":35,"published_at":36,"modified_at":36},"1790553600000-meta-muse-iphone-android-app","meta-muse-iphone-android-app","Meta Muse App for iPhone and Android: What Downloading It Actually Means","Meta Muse App for iPhone and Android: Availability and Download Questions | MuseWork","Where the Meta Muse app is offered on iPhone and Android, why a store listing may not mean access, and a separate mobile AI work option from MuseWork.",[10,11,12,13],"Meta Muse app","muse ai app download","meta muse iPhone","meta muse Android","Meta Muse App for iPhone and Android: What Downloading It Actually Means — MuseWork editorial illustration","MuseWork Content Team","AI Tools",[18,19],"Meta Muse","MuseWork","Meta Muse has iPhone and Android apps, introduced at launch. Finding the listing is only the beginning: whether you can start a task depends on the account you sign in with.\n\n## What the phone app can do\n\nMuse from Meta lets eligible users hand off a task, check progress and respond when an action needs approval. If sign-in shows a country warning, installing the app from another source will not grant account access.\n\n## When the app opens but the task does not\n\nIf Muse opens but sign-in shows a country warning, reinstalling it will not change the account’s eligibility. If chat works but a connected service is missing, look at that service’s permissions instead. There is no need to upload private project files to diagnose a sign-in problem.\n\nFor a longer task, the app can bring you back when a decision is needed. Check the recipient, site or amount before approving an email or purchase; earlier permissions may change when Muse asks again. The useful first test is a small task whose result you can review, not a broad connection to every work account.\n\n## What can an eligible user actually do after signing in?\n\nMuse is not merely an app for asking a question. You can hand off a request in conversation and return when the task needs direction. Email and travel are among the examples, though the available connections depend on the account. The agent uses a dedicated cloud computer and browser rather than your phone physically running each browser step. That distinction matters when a request involves passwords, external websites, or a purchase: a phone may be the place you approve an action even though the work happens elsewhere.\n\nFor a longer-running task, the **Activity log** shows what happened and what you allowed. Approval can be set at different levels, including site- or connector-specific choices. Before accepting a request, open its details and check the recipient, amount, site, or other consequence. An approval you previously granted may affect what happens next, so do not assume every subsequent action will show the same prompt. If the task creates a document, Meta says generated files go to the Library. Before sharing one outside the account, check the recipient and the approval settings.\n\n## What if you want an AI agent on your phone now?\n\nThe more practical question may be what you need to finish. A project manager leaving a meeting could record the decisions and open questions on a phone, then return to the source files and shape a reviewable brief at a desk. That work is more than installing an app: the context needs to survive the move from quick instructions to a finished result.\n\n**MuseWork is a separate AI work product from a different company.** Its iPhone and Android apps provide a mobile way to keep a work task moving. When the work needs files or browser actions on your computer, MuseWork also offers desktop clients for Mac, Windows and Linux. Start with the result you need—such as a short decision brief from meeting notes and research links—then review what comes back before sharing it.\n\n## A better first task than “try everything”\n\nSuppose you need an agenda from notes you can safely share internally. Give an audience, the meeting date and the two decisions that must be made. Ask for a draft with unresolved questions separated from confirmed facts. That lets you check whether the agent carried the context into an actual artifact without granting access to your full mailbox or allowing it to send anything. If you have work files already on your computer, starting that same brief in **MuseWork** offers a separate work-focused path: review the draft in the workspace and choose a mobile or desktop client according to where the materials live. \n\n**[Get MuseWork for iPhone or Android](/en-US/download)**\n\n[Prefer the web? Start the meeting brief in MuseWork](/en-US/chat?scene=standard)\n\n## Sources\n\n- [Meta — Introducing Muse (launch and platforms)](https://about.fb.com/news/2026/09/introducing-muse-personal-ai-agent/)\n- [Meta Help — Guidance and approval settings](https://www.meta.com/help/artificial-intelligence/1385290430137537/)\n- [Meta Help — Documents and other artifacts](https://www.meta.com/help/artificial-intelligence/2074655449783957/)",[22,25,28],{"question":23,"answer":24},"What can I start on my phone?","A short work brief in MuseWork: give the audience, deadline and source material, then review the draft before sharing.",{"question":26,"answer":27},"Can I download MuseWork on both iPhone and Android?","MuseWork provides both mobile app routes through its download page. The page shows the relevant platform choice for your device.",{"question":29,"answer":30},"Does installing the Meta Muse app guarantee access?","No. Availability may depend on the country, store and account; a listing alone is not confirmation.","/images/meta-muse-iphone-android-app.webp",2048,1152,false,true,1790553600,1790596583137]