Meta is giving its Muse platform code away for free, inviting TV and toaster makers to integrate the software into consumer devices across global markets.

Meta is releasing the Muse platform code for free, urging manufacturers to embed it in televisions and toasters.

Free code and open access

Meta said the software development kit will be available on its developer portal without charge. The move follows the company’s push to broaden the reach of Muse beyond smartphones and headsets.

Target devices

The firm highlighted two examples: a smart TV that can run Muse‑powered experiences and a connected toaster that could display interactive content while toasting. Meta did not list additional product categories, but the language suggests a focus on everyday consumer electronics.

Industry reaction

When contacted, several appliance manufacturers declined to comment. No official statement was received from the major TV makers that have partnered with Meta on other projects.

Implementation timeline

Developers can download the SDK immediately. Meta indicated that the code will remain free for the foreseeable future, though it did not specify a deadline for the open‑source offering.

Potential impact

By making Muse freely available, Meta hopes to accelerate adoption across a wider range of devices. If manufacturers integrate the platform, consumers could see interactive features appear in products that traditionally have limited connectivity.