Muse vs Wabi vs Biom: which personal AI agent should you use?
It depends on how much you want to ask for. All three find work, ask before acting and build software. Muse, Meta’s personal AI agent, runs errands from its own cloud computer and builds a dashboard when you ask. Wabi is a free messenger for you and the people in your life, with apps in each shared thread. Biom automatically curates what matters to your channel, finds the work and builds the pages you need, and keeps them running. Muse and Wabi are out now; Biom is waitlist only.
How do Muse, Wabi and Biom compare?
As of November 2, 2026, from each company’s own pages.
| Product | What it is | What you open | What it builds | What you can change | Your own AI | Price and availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Biom | An AI app that builds itself around your ongoing project, made first for gaming creators. | Your Feed: what matters to your project, ranked and rebuilt every day. | The pages you need, set up automatically, like trend and sponsor research, kept running. Another whenever you ask. | The whole app, its layout, cards and look, restyled by asking. | Builds on it through MCP (planned). | Free, $20 or $100 a month. Waitlist only, with no launch date. |
| Muse | Meta’s personal AI agent, for errands and goals across your life, on a cloud computer of its own. | One main chat, with side chats and Goals, Ideas and Library tabs. It messages you when something changes. | Artifacts when you ask, like a dashboard, a tracker or a web app, saved to your Library. It builds its own tools when a task needs one. | Your agent’s name, personality, avatar and tagline. | Connectors bring your apps into Muse; Meta’s pages describe no way for your own AI to build on it. | Free with a weekly limit, then $20 or $100 a month. Out now in the US, Canada and Singapore. |
| Wabi | An AI assistant you use together, in a messenger. | Your threads, one per goal, shared with your partner, family or friends. | Small apps inside your threads, like a shared calendar, a tracker or a vote. Connecting your email starts your first threads and apps. | Its widgets on your iOS or Android home screen. | Its pages list no API or MCP server. | Free for now. Out now in the US. |
All three find work on their own, ask before anything important goes out, keep working with the app closed and build software for you.
Sources, each company’s own pages, read November 2, 2026. Muse: home, How We Designed Muse, artifacts, connectors, customizing, approvals, subscriptions, where it’s available, Singapore. Wabi: home, download, App Store, Google Play, terms, privacy; its first threads and apps from your email, TechCrunch. Their features change often.
Do Muse and Wabi build apps and dashboards too?
Yes. Muse makes what Meta calls Artifacts when you ask: documents, a dashboard tracking your spending, interactive tools and web apps, sent in the chat and saved to your Library, where you can edit, download or share them. Wabi builds small apps inside your threads, a shared calendar, a map and itinerary, a vote or a tracker, and starts your first threads and apps when you connect your email.
The difference is how much you have to ask for. In Muse you get the dashboard you know to ask for, and in Wabi the apps it starts you with and the ones you request. Biom works out the pages your project needs from your accounts, like trend research in your niche or sponsors that fit your stream, keeps their data live, and builds another whenever you ask.
Two of the pages Biom set up for Danny on its own, beside his Feed.
What do you see when you open each one?
A chat, your threads or your Feed. Muse opens on its chat, one long conversation with side chats beside it, and messages you when something changes or needs your approval; its Goals tab shows what it’s tracking. Wabi opens on your threads, one per goal, each with a line on where it stands. Biom opens on your Feed: what matters to your project, from your accounts and the web, ranked with the most important first and rebuilt every day. Nothing pings you: you open it, and it’s there.
All three find the work. Muse notices what needs doing across the apps you connect, Wabi spots the school form buried in your email or the bill that changed, and Biom puts the sponsor that fits your stream or the video getting fewer clicks than usual on your Feed, each a card with one button and its plan ready to approve.
Can you change how Muse, Wabi and Biom look?
Each in its own place. Muse lets you change your agent: its name, personality, tone, avatar and tagline. Wabi puts its widgets on your iOS or Android home screen. Biom restyles the whole app by asking: one request gives a page a new theme and background, with every card following its colors. Free includes 1 restyle a week, Personal 3 and Power 5. These are six gaming creators’ Bioms, the same app in six looks.
Can your own AI, like Claude or ChatGPT, build on them?
On Biom, through MCP, which is planned: your own AI reads your pages and sends the cards it writes, and Biom builds, checks and hosts them. Muse’s connectors work the other way, bringing your apps into Muse, from Gmail and Instagram to Notion and Shopify, and Muse can build a custom connector for any service with an API. Meta’s developer products give you its models, through the Meta Model API and Muse Code, rather than a way into your Muse. Wabi’s pages list no API or MCP server.
Which one fits a streamer or YouTuber?
Biom is made first for gaming creators. It connects YouTube, Twitch, Instagram, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive and Google Sheets, and once you approve it replies to comments, uploads and schedules videos and Shorts, posts Reels and sets your Twitch title through each app’s official API. Muse connects Instagram, a professional account’s analytics included, Facebook and Meta ads, and can build a custom connector for a service it doesn’t list. Wabi lists email, calendars, Google Drive, Slack, Notion, GitHub, Telegram and WhatsApp.
Where are Muse and Wabi ahead?
Today, in a lot of places. Both are out now, with apps for iPhone, Android and Mac, and Muse also works on the web and in WhatsApp. Wabi is free, and Muse is free for most of what people need, while Biom’s Free plan is 10 assistant actions a month. Wabi is made for planning with other people, in threads you share. Muse runs errands across your whole life: it books, buys with purchase protection, fills in forms and negotiates on a computer of its own.
They’re big, too. Meta says more than 10 million people in the US and Canada have set up Muse, and Wabi raised $55 million at a $1.25 billion valuation in October 2026.
More questions
Is Biom a Muse alternative?
Not for errands. Muse books, buys, fills in forms and negotiates across your whole life, on a cloud computer of its own. Biom is built around one ongoing project, like your channel: it curates what matters to it, builds pages for it and does the work in your accounts once you approve.
Is Biom a Wabi alternative?
Not for planning with other people. Wabi is a messenger whose threads you share with your partner, family or friends, each with apps Wabi builds for it. Biom is built around your own ongoing project, like your channel, with a Feed of what matters to it and pages for going deeper.
Does Muse make dashboards?
Yes, when you ask. Muse calls them Artifacts: documents, dashboards, trackers, interactive tools and web apps, sent in the chat and saved to your Library, where you can edit or download them and share them once you approve. Biom builds the pages your project needs automatically, and keeps them running.
Does Wabi build apps?
Yes. Wabi makes small apps inside your threads, like a shared calendar, a map and itinerary, a vote or a tracker. When you connect your email it starts your first threads and apps, and you add more by asking.
Can Muse or Wabi connect to YouTube or Twitch?
Their pages don’t list it. Muse names Instagram, Facebook and Meta ads among its connectors and can build a custom connector for any service with an API. Wabi lists email, calendars, Google Drive, Slack, Notion, GitHub, Telegram and WhatsApp. Biom connects YouTube, Twitch, Instagram, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive and Google Sheets.
Are Muse and Wabi free?
Wabi is, for now. Muse is free with a weekly usage limit, then $20 a month for Power or $100 for Maximum, or extra tokens bought once. Biom’s Free plan is 10 assistant actions a month, with Personal at $20 and Power at $100.
Do Muse, Wabi or Biom send things on their own?
Not the important things. By default Muse asks before sensitive actions like sending an email or making a purchase, and Wabi checks with you before important actions. Biom sends nothing until you approve its plan or change it with your assistant first.
Can my own AI build on Biom?
Yes, through MCP, which is planned. Your own AI, like Claude, reads what’s on your pages and sends the cards it writes, and Biom builds them, checks them by running their own tests and hosts them on your page. What it builds isn’t metered on any plan, within a fair-use limit against abuse.
Can I use Biom now?
Not yet. Biom isn’t out: every plan on the site joins the waitlist, and there’s no launch date yet. Muse and Wabi are both available now.
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