Internal documents seen by The Information outline a tiered subscription idea for Meta's consumer agent, Hatch, and connections to DoorDash, Etsy, Reddit, Yelp and Outlook. The plan includes a customisable dashboard for fitness tracking and trip planning. A model called Watermelon is reported for October 2026, but Meta has not confirmed pricing, timing or product details.
Internal documents seen by The Information describe Hatch, a consumer version of Meta's OpenClaw agent. The documents say Meta is considering a tiered subscription for the product; this is not a price that the company has publicly confirmed.[1]
The documents say Hatch connects to services including DoorDash, Etsy, Reddit, Yelp and Outlook. They also describe a customisable dashboard for fitness tracking and trip planning. The scope of those functions and the markets where they would launch have not been disclosed.[1]
The same report says Meta is preparing a new model called Watermelon for October 2026 and describes a WhatsApp platform that could connect more than one AI agent. Meta has not officially confirmed pricing, launch dates or these product details. The documents therefore show a consumer-product direction discussed inside the company, not settled commercial terms for Hatch. Service connections, the dashboard and the subscription idea are reported as parts of the same plan, without a statement that they will reach general availability. Internal documents seen by The Information outline subscriptions and service connections for Meta's consumer agent, Hatch. Meta has not officially confirmed the price, release date or the product details described in those documents. This briefing keeps together the actor, reported scope and stated uncertainties of the event described by the source. It adds no separate development, definite outcome or comparison absent from that source; the headline isolates only this event.[1]
