01Personal or work?
Personal errands, travel and shopping
Work across web apps and CRMs
Both: your inbox, meetings and whole day
Three AI agents that take action, compared.
Muse is a personal agent. Grok Bot is a team of work agents for business tasks. Lucie is a personal AI for your life. They solve different problems.
Muse, Meta’s personal agent, is for personal errands: emails, travel, shopping. It is US only and free to start and lives in its app and WhatsApp.
Grok Bot is for work. It gives you a team of bots that sign into your work apps and do jobs like updating a CRM. It comes with X Premium, Super and Ultra subscriptions.
Lucie takes action on your Mac and across your connected apps, and runs many agents that work on your goals in the background, with your approval at every important step. Its proactive support keeps your whole day in view and tells you what needs attention next.
| Lucie | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Type of product | Personal agent for errands | Work agents for business tasks | Personal AI for your whole life |
| Questions and research | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Everyday requests | Yes | Limited | Yes |
| Email and calendar | Via integration | Via integration | Yes |
| Connected apps | Via integration | Via integration | Via integration |
| Multi-step tasks | Requires approval | Requires approval | Requires approval |
| What it is | A personal AI agent from Meta that runs errands on its own cloud computer | A team of always-on work bots from xAI, each with its own cloud computer | A personal AI assistant that gets things done and helps before you ask |
| How you use it | Chat in the Muse app or in WhatsApp | Message a bot from the desktop or iPhone app | Chat or talk in the Lucie app |
| What it does best | Multi-step errands: email, travel, shopping, forms. Keeps going after you close the app | Repetitive work in web apps, including ones with no API: CRM updates, invoices | Email, calendar, research, follow-ups and bookings, connected to your health and goals |
| Before it acts | Requires approvalBy default it asks before important actions like sending email or buying. You can change this | Requires approvalApproval cards on by default; add “ask first” rules. A card saved in its Vault can pay without a separate approval | Requires approvalNothing is sent, booked or bought until you confirm |
| Proactive help | YesWorks in the background on goals you give it and pings you when it needs you | YesAlways-on bots run routines and check back when they need a decision | YesProactive support reads your calendar, inbox, health and memory, and speaks up only when something matters |
| Connects to | Via integrationGmail and other email, calendar, WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, Threads, Apple Health | Via integrationGmail, Google Calendar, Drive, Outlook, Slack, Notion, Stripe, X Chat | Via integrationGmail, Outlook, iCloud, Google Calendar, Apple Health, Oura, WHOOP, Garmin and more |
| What users report on X | Users praise shopping and bill savings. Complaints: robot checks, slow tasks, a reported chat leak | Heavy users like routines and calls. The loudest complaint is cost and usage limits | Our own product, so we left it out of this row. It is only on iPhone and Mac |
| Where it works | Mobile, Mac and WhatsApp | Mac, Windows and iPhone | iPhone and Mac |
| Who can get it | LimitedUS only, adults 18+. Card needed at sign-up | LimitedPaid subscribers only | YesOn the App Store and for Mac |
| Price | Free with usage limits; Power $20/mo; Maximum $100/mo | Included with X Premium, Super and Ultra. About $30 to $200/mo, per press. Not on Free or Plus | 7-day trial, then a subscription |
Personal errands, travel and shopping
Work across web apps and CRMs
Both: your inbox, meetings and whole day
Asks before sending or buying, by default
Approval cards; a saved card can pay without asking
Every important step waits for your yes
One isolated cloud computer per user
Bots share one computer and its logins
Encrypted at rest; the team can’t read it
Free, then $20 or $100 a month
With X Premium and up, about $30 to $200
7-day trial, then a subscription
Most AI waits for you to ask, Lucie helps before you need to.
Works in the background on goals you give it and pings you when it needs you
Always-on bots run routines and check back when they need a decision
Proactive support reads your calendar, inbox, health and memory, and speaks up only when something matters



Leo’s pick-up moved to 14:00 on Friday, the same time as your call with Ana. Move the call to 15:30?
Nothing changes until you tap.
Proactive support keeps your whole day in view.

On your Mac, Lucie works in your browser and apps. A small companion shows what it is doing, and you can pause, stop or approve at any point.
See what Lucie can do on a Mac
Your board meeting is tomorrow at 9. I pulled the last thread with Tom and the open questions. Want a one-page brief?
Lucie notices the important meeting on your calendar and pulls together what you need to walk in prepared.
| Lucie | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Type of product | Personal agent for errands | Work agents for business tasks | Personal AI for your whole life |
| How you use it | Muse app or WhatsApp | Desktop or iPhone app | Chat or talk in the Lucie app |
| Via integrationGmail and other email; asks before sending by default | Via integrationGmail and Outlook; mail started by a routine waits as a draft | YesGmail, iCloud Mail and Outlook: inbox overview, drafts and follow-ups. You send | |
| Calendar | Via integrationConnects to calendar | Via integrationGoogle and Microsoft calendars | YesGoogle, iCloud and Outlook calendars. Morning briefing and day-ahead plan |
| Taking actions | Requires approvalErrands on a cloud computer; asks before important actions by default | Requires approvalWorks in web apps; approval cards by default | Requires approvalBooks tables, buys tickets, places orders, drafts replies and works on your Mac. Only after you confirm |
| Background agents | YesOne agent with its own cloud computer | YesA team of bots, each with its own cloud computer | YesMany agents that work on your goals in the background |
| Proactive help | YesWorks in the background on goals you give it and pings you when it needs you | YesAlways-on bots run routines and check back when they need a decision | YesProactive support reads your calendar, inbox, health and memory, and speaks up only when something matters |
| Personal memory | YesYes, per press | LimitedBots remember their own tasks, not you as a person | YesRemembers what matters. You can review, edit or remove it, and import a ChatGPT export |
| Sleep insights | LimitedCan read Apple Health; dedicated sleep features not confirmed | Not currently supported | YesSleep duration, stages and history, with patterns you can ask about |
| Workout support | Not currently supported | Not currently supported | YesWorkouts and a weekly plan around your recovery |
| Meal tracking | Not currently supported | Not currently supported | YesSend a photo of a meal for calories and macros, linked to your day |
| Focus and app blocking | Not currently supported | Not currently supported | YesFocus sessions, app and website blocking, daily allowances. Within iOS and macOS limits |
| Wearables | LimitedApple Health only | Not currently supported | Via integrationApple Health, Oura, WHOOP, Garmin, Polar, Suunto, Fitbit, Google Health Connect |
| Platforms | Mobile, Mac, WhatsApp | Mac, Windows, iPhone | iPhone (iOS 18+) and Mac (macOS 14+, Apple silicon) |
| Lucie | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Is advertising part of the business? | Meta is ad-funded. Muse chats and cloud-computer data are not shared with Meta’s ad systems, per Meta | xAI’s privacy policy lists targeted advertising among its uses of data | NoNo ads, and it never sells your data. Paid by subscription |
| Can your chats train its models? | YesOn by default when you start using Muse, per its privacy page | LimitedFollows your Cursor Privacy Mode setting; the default is not stated | NoNo. Lucie does not train on your chats |
| Can you opt out of training? | YesYes, under Settings > Data controls | YesTurn on Privacy Mode | Nothing to opt out of. You also choose what to connect and can disconnect any source |
| Can you delete your data? | YesDelete messages and files, ask it to forget, or reset Muse | YesDelete the account; data deleted within 30 days under its terms | YesEdit or remove memories; request deletion of your account and data |
| What does it connect to? | Email, calendar, Meta apps, Apple Health; a browser on its cloud computer | Work suites, code and social accounts; a browser on a shared cloud computer | Mail, calendars, contacts, tasks, wearables and Screen Time, each with its own permission |
| Where is data stored? | A dedicated cloud computer per user. Country not published | Cloud computers run in the US | Made and hosted in the EU: servers and team offices are in Europe. The holding company is in Delaware, US |
| What happens before it acts? | Requires approvalAsks before important actions by default; adjustable | Requires approvalApproval cards by default; Vault card payments may not ask | Requires approvalNothing is sent, booked or bought until you confirm |
Free with usage limits. Power $20/mo. Maximum $100/mo.
US only, adults 18+. Card needed at sign-up.
Included with X Premium, Super and Ultra subscriptions. About $30 to $200/mo, per press.
Paid subscribers. Not on X Free or Plus.
7-day trial, then a subscription. See the App Store for prices where you live.
On the App Store and for Mac.
Lucie connects your body to your plans.
Daily focus goal: 3 h · 2 h 10 m so far
Lucie shows how your time was split across apps and websites, and helps you set a daily focus goal.
Explore focus and attentionMeta @muse dropped my car insurance by 71%. Seriously- only thing I changed was $300 deductible to $1000 deductible. pic.twitter.com/CEgWa5cl47
— Renewed Health (@Gramps_bloomers) November 4, 2026
$meta @Muse voice is superb!! Quietly rolled out and has been amazing to use. Can make outbound calls for reservations too 🎊
— Dhiraj (@dhiraj349) November 1, 2026
Maybe next thing is to get muse into iMessage/ WhatsApp and add to group chats ? Atleast WhatsApp?@kunalb11 @alexandr_wang
WTF, Meta!
— Mike Chan | Deep Ventures 🤘 (@mikewchan) October 21, 2026
Muse put the title of every shared chat into the web address, and those addresses ended up in public DNS records.
Security company Claroc found more than 6,800 shared Muse conversations with basically one search. They opened hundreds of them without logging in and…
No, not even close. Grok Bot is the only one who can actually do work without getting stuck.
— Zane Campbell (@zaneccampbell) November 4, 2026
I've had issues with Claude getting blocked on websites. Muse gets blocked on "click to verify you're not a robot." Grok Bot is the only one where I can set it and forget it.
I've…
I've been GrokBot pilled.
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) October 21, 2026
First of all, Grok knows me better than other bots, like Muse, thanks to the 300,000 posts I've done here for 20 years.
But now that GrokBot @bot can read lists, it opens up powerful new personalized news capabilities.
I've done this for about…
NEW: Grok Bot now has the ability to place phone calls for users.
— The Rundown AI (@TheRundownAI) November 4, 2026
Calls are limited to the U.S. for now, with Washington and Illinois blocked.
Once a user approves a call, Grok Bot can wait on hold, press through automated menus, and talk to whoever picks up. The user can…
Real talk on Grok Bot.
— Allen DePena (@AllenDePena) November 1, 2026
I love the way Grok Bot works. It does things other AI simply can't, and it adds real value to my work. Every AI has its own lane.
But Grok Bot's pricing model needs work. I burned through the $30 plan, then the $100 plan in just two days. Paying more… pic.twitter.com/dM4eaiZNJ7
I used Grokbot every single day for the last 30 days.
— Shaz (@shazDrools) October 30, 2026
Grokbot is an AI agent that has it's own computer and can do work for you.
Here's my learnings.
Pros:
- Grokbot has it's own computer browser to do things
- My Grokbot can continue working all night even if my computer…
Your inbox, calendar, sleep and workouts in one AI.
iPhone and Mac.
No. Grok Bot is xAI’s app of always-on work bots with their own cloud computers. Grok is xAI’s chatbot.
Proactive support is how Lucie helps before you ask. It connects signals from your calendar, email, health and daily life, recognises what matters and suggests the next step. Anything it sends, books or changes waits for your yes.
Muse is better for personal errands and is free to start. Grok Bot is better for work across web apps, on a paid plan.
Grok Bot is included with X Premium, Super and Ultra subscriptions, per xAI. Those cost about $30 to $200 a month, per press. It is not on Free or Plus.
Muse is US only for now, for adults 18 and over.
No. Lucie is on iPhone and Mac.
How we compared. We read each product’s own website, help pages, terms and privacy policy, then reputable press where official pages were missing or unreachable. Anything we could not confirm is labelled. Lucie is our product, so we have tried to describe the others the way we would want to be described. The Lucie screens on this page are illustrations, not screenshots.