Muse Home Link
Connect Muse to your home Wi-Fi so it can reach compatible devices you already own, or anything you build with a local HTTP API. Community-built skills can let Muse turn on a light, control your TV, send a document to a printer, and more, depending on your setup.
Home Link is a USB-C gadget built on the ESP32-C5 chip. Its firmware is based on the open source ESP32 Device SDK, so you can see how it works and build your own gadget on an ESP32 board. Muse Home Link itself only runs official firmware and can’t be reflashed.
Free with an active Muse subscription in the United States only, limit one per subscriber. Ships in October, first come, first served.
Hardware
- Chipset
- Espressif ESP32-C5, 32-bit RISC-V at 240 MHz
- Memory
- 8 MB PSRAM
- Storage
- 8 MB flash
- Wireless
- Wi-Fi 6 (2.4 and 5 GHz)
- Connector
- USB-C and USB-A
- Indicator
- LED for pairing and device status
- Dimensions
- 35 × 42 × 10 mm
How it works
- Plug it in
Connect Home Link to any USB-C or USB-A power source near your router.
- Pair with Muse
Add the device in the Muse app. Setup runs over Bluetooth LE, and you choose the Wi-Fi network Home Link joins.
- Ask Muse
Home Link stays on your network, so Muse can reach your devices.
- Add skills
Pick up community skills to teach Muse new tricks.
Community skills
Chances are there’s a community skill to make Muse work with devices you already own. Find popular integrations like Philips Hue, Sonos, Apple TV, Google Nest speakers, and Samsung TVs, and install them from GitHub. Got a new device working with Muse? Submit your contributions back to the community!
Skills are built by the community, so they can change or break. Have fun with them, but don’t rely on them for anything safety-critical like home security, emergencies, or medical needs. Devices mentioned here are made and sold by other companies, and Meta doesn’t endorse or warrant them. Names and logos belong to their owners.