Meta adds iPad support to Muse

Meta’s Muse has added iPad support, and AppleInsider describes the iPad version as a native app.[2][3] The App Store lists the app as compatible with both iPhone and iPad, and identifies Meta Platforms, Inc. as its developer.[4] The App Store lists Muse as free with in-app purchases, but the evidence does not specify what those purchases cost or which features they cover.[4]

Meta describes Muse as a personal AI agent.[4] Its App Store listing says it can manage email, book dinners, track budgets and find deals with the user’s approval.[4] Meta also says it can handle scheduling conflicts, reservations, reminders and follow-ups.[4] For shopping, the listing says Muse can compare prices, track price drops and alert users when wanted items go on sale; it can also make purchases on a user’s behalf with approval.[4] The listing describes task work that can involve research, comparisons, back-and-forth and bookings.[4]

Meta says users can link email, calendars, Instagram, Facebook, health and fitness data, and finances to Muse.[4] It says Muse asks users to approve actions before they happen and keeps an activity log; users can revoke any connected app or service at any time.[4] According to the listing, Muse can continue monitoring and following up after the app is closed, then send a notification when something needs attention.[4] Other listed tasks include tracking expenses, auditing subscriptions, flagging forgotten charges and creating personalized workout or meal plans using data users choose to share.[4] Meta cautions that Muse may be inaccurate or take unexpected actions.[4]