Muse now builds you a space from an idea, and keeps it up to date

Muse can now build you a space. Describe an idea, like a holiday gift tracker or a daily word game, and Muse builds it into the app, shaped around your routines and interests.

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Muse now builds you a space from an idea you describe

Your own part of the app, shaped around your routines.

Meta Newsroom · “Design the Muse App, Just for You” · Nov 6, 2026

Your first idea is only the starting point. As you use a space, ask Muse to change it: add what's missing, try a new look, or change how it works.

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Add what’s missing, try a new look, change how it works.

Meta Newsroom · “Design the Muse App, Just for You” · Nov 6, 2026

You choose where each space sits. Put it in the sidebar or your main tabs, hide it, or schedule it, like a weekly planner up front on workdays and weekend plans on Saturday.

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Sidebar, main tabs, hidden, or on a schedule.

Meta Newsroom · “Design the Muse App, Just for You” · Nov 6, 2026

A space can pull together things spread across your apps. A shopping hub puts Instagram saves and Marketplace messages in one view. A school dashboard adds events from school emails to your calendar.

Connect your apps, and a space keeps itself up to date in the background. New concert dates or price changes show up without you asking, and your notes and edits stay put.

Spaces are available starting today, everywhere Muse is available. Sharing a space with other people isn't here yet. Meta is still exploring ways to make spaces collaborative.

Specialized versions of Meta's models are rolling out to Muse, trained with learnings from Muse Wonder. My pick for a first space is the trip or project you keep in a spreadsheet, because a connected space updates itself.