Muse on iPad is now live. Meta announced the dedicated app on October 7, about a month after Muse reached iPhone and Android. If you already use it on your phone, you get a bigger screen and a fresh batch of work apps to connect.
Not sure what Muse is? It’s Meta’s AI agent app. It doesn’t just chat. It can handle errands for you, like booking tables or ordering groceries.
Here are the facts worth knowing before you download it.
- Announced: Wednesday, October 7, 2026
- Earlier launch: iPhone and Android on September 8
- Adoption: more than 6.6 million installs, per Sensor Tower estimates
- New on iPad: more “connectors” for work apps and Meta ad accounts
- Not confirmed: price, supported countries, and iPad software requirements
The last point matters. Check the App Store listing for your region before you plan around it.
Muse on iPad: what can it actually do?
Muse connects to your accounts and acts on them. According to TechCrunch, you can use it to manage email, meetings and bills. You can also ask it to book reservations, set goals, order groceries and make purchases.
That’s a different job from a normal chatbot. A chatbot tells you how to do something. An agent tries to do it for you, using the accounts you hand over.
On an iPad, this suits long planning sessions. A big screen helps when you’re juggling a calendar, a budget and a shopping list at once.
Which connectors come with the iPad app?
Muse uses “connectors” for partner services. You pick which ones to add and sign in to each one yourself. The iPad release brings these, per TechCrunch:
| Type | Services |
|---|---|
| Work and small-business tools | Asana, Canva, Dropbox, Figma, QuickBooks, GitHub, Klaviyo, Zoom |
| Advertising | Meta ad accounts |
| Notes and meetings | Notion, Granola |
| Shopping partners | Best Buy, Gap, Sephora, Walmart, Wayfair |
The shopping partners are where Muse can complete a purchase for you. Think carefully before you let any agent spend your money.
Is it safe to let an AI agent sign in for you?
That’s the real question. Every connector you add gives the agent a way into an account. Add only what you need, and skip anything tied to money until you trust how it behaves.
Meta knows trust is a gap. On Tuesday, it said it is working with industry partners on an open standard that would let personal AI agents identify themselves to businesses. We covered that effort in our personal agent protocol explainer.
There’s a practical limit too. Some websites block AI agents because they look like bots. A task might fail on one store and work on another.
Where Muse stands across devices
Muse is spreading fast. Here’s where it stands, based on what has been announced.
| Platform | Status |
|---|---|
| iPhone and Android | Launched September 8 |
| iPad | Dedicated app announced October 7 |
| Windows | Microsoft says a native app is coming. See our Muse for Windows guide |
Meta hasn’t published a feature-by-feature comparison. Treat any claim that the iPad app does more than the phone app as unconfirmed for now.
How to try it without taking risks
Start small. Open the App Store on your iPad and search for Muse. If it appears, sign in and add one low-risk connector, such as a notes app.
Then give it a simple task, like summarizing a meeting. Watch what it asks permission for. Move on to email, bills or shopping only once you’re comfortable.
If you don’t see the app, it may not be available in your region yet. Meta hasn’t listed supported countries.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Muse on iPad free?
Meta hasn’t said. The coverage we found doesn’t mention pricing, so check the App Store listing.
When did Muse launch on iPad?
Meta announced the iPad app on October 7, 2026. The phone apps launched on September 8.
What apps can Muse connect to?
The iPad release lists Asana, Canva, Dropbox, Figma, QuickBooks, GitHub, Klaviyo, Zoom, Notion, Granola and Meta ad accounts. Shopping partners include Best Buy, Gap, Sephora, Walmart and Wayfair.
Can Muse buy things for me?
Yes, it can shop with its retail partners and complete purchases. Some sites block AI agents, so it won’t work everywhere.
Which iPads support Muse?
Meta hasn’t published iPad or iPadOS requirements in the coverage we found. The App Store page should list them.
My take: Muse is worth a cautious try if you live in work apps like Notion, Asana or Figma. Leave the shopping and bill features alone for a few weeks. An agent that can spend your money should earn trust before it gets it.
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