Meta Adds Native iPad Support to Muse App Less Than 1 Month After Launch
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Updated · The Verge · Oct 7
Meta Adds Native iPad Support to Muse App Less Than 1 Month After Launch
1 articles · Updated · The Verge · Oct 7
Summary
Meta rolled out native iPad support for Muse in its latest iOS update, extending the AI agent beyond iPhone after the app spent weeks as Apple’s top free download.
The iPad version is designed to use the larger display and iPadOS multitasking, while a Mac version released about a week after launch had already pushed Muse into desktop tasks such as file organization.
The same update also added more software connections—including Canva, Dropbox, Figma, QuickBooks, GitHub, Zoom, Asana and Klaviyo—plus new connectors for Granola and Notion.
Those additions are aimed at small businesses, letting users give Muse a business goal so it can autonomously plan marketing, client pitches and new product pages.
The faster iPad rollout contrasts with Instagram’s 15-year wait for a dedicated tablet app and underscores Meta’s broader AI push, which now also includes a standalone Muse Charm device and planned smart-glasses support.