Meta brings Muse to iPad with new workplace connectors

Meta has added native iPad support to Muse, its AI agent app, alongside connectors for workplace and productivity services. Announced on October 7, 2026, the update expands the app’s device support roughly a month after its September 8 launch on iOS and Android.

The release combines two changes: a native tablet experience and more services that users can connect to the agent. TechCrunch and The Verge both reported the iPad addition and the new integrations.

The connector list includes Asana, Canva, Dropbox, Figma, QuickBooks, GitHub, Klaviyo, Zoom, Notion, and Granola. Those services span task management, design, file storage, accounting, software development, marketing, and meeting workflows, giving the update a scope that extends beyond personal errands.

For users who already work across these services, account connections are the practical part of the announcement. They provide a way to bring existing services into Muse’s task-management experience, rather than relying only on information entered directly into the app. The reporting does not detail which actions each individual connector supports.

Meta says users can connect accounts to manage tasks involving email, meetings, bills, reservations, groceries, goals, and purchases. That is the company’s description of Muse’s intended capabilities, not an independent assessment of how reliably the agent completes those tasks. The update announcement should not be read as evidence that every listed workflow can run without user involvement.

The app has also attracted substantial early downloads. Sensor Tower estimates that Muse accumulated more than 6.6 million installs following its iOS and Android debut, according to TechCrunch. That figure measures estimated installations, not active users, retention, or successfully completed tasks.