Meta announces iPad support for its AI agent Muse
Meta has updated its iOS app Muse to bring native support for iPads, featuring larger screens and multitasking capabilities.
Meta has released an update for its AI agent application Muse, introducing native support that allows it to take advantage of the iPad's large screen and advanced multitasking capabilities.
Native Support for iPad
Meta has updated its AI agent Muse, which launched about a month ago and became the most downloaded free app on the App Store. With this new update, the application has started to fully adapt to the iPad's larger screen and advanced multitasking features.
Having previously released iPhone and Mac versions, the AI tool has now expanded its use cases with the new iPad version, offering tablet users a combination of desktop and mobile experiences.
New Software Integrations
In addition to iPad support, the update notes announced various new features for the iPhone version. The application can now connect with many different software tools such as Canva, Dropbox, Figma, QuickBooks, GitHub, Zoom, Asana, Klaviyo, Granola, and Notion.
The new integrations specifically target small business owners. Users can give a business goal to Muse and have the agent autonomously manage processes such as marketing planning, customer presentations, and creating new product pages.
Future Plans and Hardware
As part of its artificial intelligence strategy, Meta continues to bring Muse to different platforms. While the company has recently been working on smart glasses, it also announced an independent, Tamagotchi-like device called Muse Charm that works without the need for a smartphone.