Muse launches on the iPad
Meta has added native iPad support to Muse, its AI agent, in the app’s latest update. The service launched on mobile nearly a month ago and later received a Mac version.
On iPad, Muse is expected to work much like it does on iPhone, while making better use of the tablet’s larger display and multitasking features.
The update also adds connections to services including Canva, Dropbox, Figma, QuickBooks, GitHub, Zoom, Asana and Klaviyo, along with new links to Granola and Notion.
For small businesses, users can set Muse a business objective. The agent can then plan work such as marketing, client proposals and product-page development.
Meta’s quick iPad rollout reflects its emphasis on AI, following plans for a standalone Muse Charm device and efforts to bring Muse to its smart glasses.
Key points
- Muse now has native iPad support, with features suited to the tablet’s display and multitasking.
- New integrations and business goals let Muse help plan marketing and other work.
- Meta is also developing a Muse device and working to bring the agent to smart glasses.