Austin, Texas -- September 8, 2026 -- Function members can now securely connect their personal health data to Muse, Meta's newly launched personal AI agent, the company announced.
Muse joins ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity in Function's expanding network of AI connectors, letting members feed their lab results and health insights directly into the AI tools they already use daily.
Muse can turn lab results into actionable health plans
Once connected, Muse draws on a member's Function lab results and clinician-reviewed summaries to inform goals and tasks. Members can ask Muse how a specific lab result compares to their optimal range, have it build or adjust a plan toward a health goal using their own data as context, or let it flag and follow up when it's time to schedule the next Function lab visit.
Members keep control through existing account settings
The connection is authorized from inside Meta, using the same account controls members already rely on to manage their data. Function says members remain in control of what is shared throughout the process.
"Your AI should know your biology," said Jonathan Swerdlin, CEO and Co-founder of Function. "By connecting Function health data to Muse, people can bring a living picture of their health into the AI platforms they use every day."
The rollout begins in the coming weeks
Function says the health connector for Muse will become available over the coming weeks. The company already offers members access to more than 160 lab tests, including biannual testing, for $365 a year.