Meta has added native iPad support to Muse, its general-purpose AI agent app. The update adapts the interface to the tablet’s larger display and iPadOS multitasking instead of simply running the iPhone layout at a different size.
Muse arrived on mobile about a month ago, followed by a Mac version designed for desktop tasks such as organizing files. The latest release also expands software connections. Meta lists Canva, Dropbox, Figma, QuickBooks, GitHub, Zoom, Asana and Klaviyo, along with new connectors for Granola and Notion.
The business-oriented features let a user give Muse a goal and have the agent plan work such as marketing, client pitches or new product pages. That does not mean every step should run without review: connected agents can reach sensitive files and business systems, so their permissions and proposed actions still matter. For iPad users, the immediate change is straightforward—Muse now fits the device and can work alongside other apps more naturally. Its broader usefulness will depend on how reliably the new connectors handle real workflows and how much control users retain over execution.