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Meta's Muse AI assistant hits 83,000 US iOS downloads in first days

Meta has launched Muse, its new personal AI agent, which has secured over 83,000 downloads on iOS in the United States since its debut. According to Sensor Tower data, the app climbed to the second spot on the US App Store’s top charts, though it trails significantly behind Meta’s previous releases like Threads and the Meta AI app. For context, Threads recorded 4.3 million US downloads on its…

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  • Muse achieved 83,000 US iOS downloads, ranking No. 2 on the App Store.
  • The agent performs tasks like email and travel booking autonomously.
  • Launch coincided with Meta's $18 billion settlement over consumer harm.

Muse functions as an autonomous agent capable of executing complex tasks such as sending emails, booking travel, and making purchases without constant user supervision. It operates across iOS, Android, and the web, with plans to integrate into Meta’s AI glasses. The service is free for basic use, with optional subscriptions for advanced features. While the iOS rollout has gained momentum, the Android version is currently ranked 338th in the Productivity category on Google Play, with specific download figures not yet public.

The launch timing is notable as it occurred shortly after Meta agreed to an $18 billion multistate settlement regarding consumer harm allegations. This context adds scrutiny to Muse’s requirement for users to share extensive personal data to facilitate its agentic capabilities.

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Meta’s Muse AI assistant tops 83,000 US iOS downloads after launch

americanbazaaronline.com · 11 September 2026

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