Meta Muse vs Poke (2026)

Meta Muse

by Meta

Poke

by The Interaction Company of California

Pros

• ✓Works toward a goal in the background after the app is closed, runs recurring tasks on a schedule, and keeps an audit trail of everything it has done and plans to do.
• ✓Connects Instagram professional analytics, Facebook Pages and Meta ad accounts in a few clicks, plus business connectors such as Shopify, Stripe, Intuit QuickBooks and Klaviyo, and can build custom connectors from a service's API.
• ✓Free with a usage limit, and every paid plan is published with its price and weekly allowance: Power at $20 per month and Maximum at $100 per month.

Limitations

• –Available only to people 18 and over in the US and Canada, and Meta describes Muse subscriptions as in limited testing.
• –Interactions and information from connected services are used to train Meta's AI models by default, and the Data controls setting must be switched off to opt out.
• –The free plan pauses at its usage limit until the limit refreshes, paid allowances are stated in Muse tokens per week rather than in tasks or messages, and Meta does not review the custom connectors Muse builds.

Pros

• ✓Lives in messaging apps people already use: Apple Messages, RCS, Telegram and WhatsApp, with email, calendar and reminders handled from the same thread.
• ✓Open-ended integrations: Recipes for Notion, Linear, GitHub, Vercel, Ramp and more, any MCP server by URL or CLI, and a Poke API for scripts and webhooks.
• ✓Public, self-serve pricing with a permanent free plan that needs no credit card, and a Maximum Privacy setting that keeps user data out of model training.

Limitations

• –Built for individuals: the plans are for single accounts, no team plan is listed, and no security certifications are published.
• –Usage allowances on every plan: Free has a small allowance, and Poke switches to a lighter mode when an allowance runs out until it refills.
• –Little independent evidence so far: Product Hunt shows two reviews and there is no G2 profile.