Meta adds custom Spaces to Muse

Meta now lets users create customized experiences inside Muse, and it calls those experiences “spaces.”[1] The Verge describes them as app-like personalized hubs.[1] The announcement establishes that users can build these experiences, but the evidence does not specify how they are configured or whether they can be shared.

The examples named in the reporting range from a shopping hub to a school dashboard and a music tracker.[1] TechCrunch reports that Spaces live in the sidebar of the interface where users interact.[2] For a team considering a use case, these examples can help prompt ideas, but they do not establish that a particular workflow is supported beyond the ability to create a space.

The Verge emphasizes app-like, personalized hubs, while TechCrunch describes Spaces as breakout conversations centered on a particular topic.[1][2] TechCrunch also says Meta refers to Spaces as “custom experiences” and characterizes Muse agents as a new generation of agentic helpers.[2] These descriptions offer different ways to understand the feature, but the evidence does not explain how the conversational framing relates to the examples of hubs and trackers. The Verge’s report was published November 6, 2026, at 6:10 PM UTC; TechCrunch’s report was published that day at 10:44 AM PST.[1][2]