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Key Takeaways
- Meta says voice and expressive avatars are rolling out in the Muse app in the US first; the announcement does not say every US account will get them at the same time.
- When the feature is available in Muse on mobile, web, or Mac, tap the phone icon in the top right to start talking.
- Choose voice only, an avatar beside the conversation, or a full-screen avatar. Meta says hundreds of voices are available and you can interrupt a reply.
- Brainstorming, trip planning, and interview practice are examples from Meta, not independently measured performance guarantees.
- Voice on AI Glasses and Muse Charm is described as coming soon, with no date announced. The announcement does not give account timing, plan, or pricing details.
The US is the first rollout market
In its November 5, 2026 announcement, Meta said voice and expressive avatars are rolling out in the Muse app in the US first. That names the initial market; it does not mean every US account will see the feature on the same day or immediately. Meta did not publish an account-by-account availability schedule.
The announcement describes voice conversations inside the Muse app. It does not provide plan conditions, pricing, a free allowance, an account eligibility list, device or operating-system versions, or a list of regions beyond the US-first rollout. Location alone cannot confirm whether a particular account has access.
Start from the phone icon in the top right
Meta lists the Muse mobile app, web, and Mac as places to use voice conversations. When the feature is available in your Muse interface, tap the phone icon in the top right to start talking. The announcement does not list a separate setup flow or version requirements for each surface.
If the icon is not visible yet, this announcement is not enough to determine that an account is ineligible. It gives no manual switch or workaround for the rollout, and it does not say when any specific account will receive the feature. Use the current Muse interface as the source of what is available to you.
Choose voice, a side-by-side avatar, or full screen
During a voice conversation, you can choose voice only, show the avatar beside the chat, or switch to a full-screen avatar. Meta says the avatar uses expressions and gestures that match the conversation while it listens and responds. These options change how present the avatar is during the conversation.
Meta also says you can choose from hundreds of voices and change the style to suit your mood. The announcement does not list the full voice catalog or say which languages, accents, or regions each voice supports. “Hundreds” is Meta’s description of the selection overall, not a promise of coverage for every language.
Think out loud and interrupt when needed
Meta presents voice as a way to think through an idea out loud, with examples such as brainstorming, planning a trip, and rehearsing for an interview or presentation. You can begin with an unfinished idea and add details as the conversation develops. These are use cases described by Meta, not independently measured performance guarantees.
The announcement says you can say what needs to get done while walking or when your hands are full, and Muse handles it while you talk. You can also interrupt a reply. Meta attributes the experience to Muse Realtime Avatar and Muse Realtime Voice technology. No response-time metric or reliability result is provided, so the description should not be read as a quantified performance claim.
Glasses and Muse Charm are still future support
Meta says voice conversations with Muse are coming soon to AI Glasses and Muse Charm. The announcement gives no launch date, device compatibility list, or first-market details for these products. Until Meta publishes that information, do not treat either device as currently supported for this feature.
The announcement also does not specify the feature's price, free allowance, account rollout dates, or a developer audio API. To check whether a particular account, language, or device can use voice, rely on the Muse interface and later official information. An in-app feature announcement does not establish API access, a hardware launch, or access for every account.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use Muse voice offline?
This announcement does not describe offline operation, network requirements, or behavior when a connection drops. It therefore does not establish offline support. Check the current official product information before relying on offline use.
Are voice recordings saved or used for training?
This announcement does not explain recording retention, deletion, training use, or related privacy controls. Review the current official privacy information and product settings before use; the feature announcement does not guarantee that recordings are never stored or used for training.
Does Muse Realtime Voice also mean a public audio API is available?
The announcement covers the in-app Muse voice experience and names its real-time technologies. It does not document an API endpoint, model ID, third-party integration, or developer pricing, so it cannot confirm public audio API availability.