Meta's Muse AI Now Works on iPad, Helps Run Your Business
Your iPad just became a personal assistant that can plan your marketing and pitches.
Meta's AI assistant, Muse, just got a major update: it now works natively on the iPad. This means if you have an iPad, you can use Muse with the full screen and split-screen features, making it easier to multitask. Muse is designed to be an 'agentic' AI—meaning it can take actions for you, not just chat. It first launched on iPhone about a month ago and quickly became the top free app. Now, with iPad support, it's even more useful for things like organizing files or managing your schedule.
But the bigger news for small business owners is that Muse can now connect to a bunch of popular work tools like Canva, Dropbox, Figma, QuickBooks, GitHub, Zoom, Asana, and Klaviyo. That means you can ask Muse to help with design, accounting, coding, video calls, and more—all from one place. Even better, you can give Muse a business goal, like 'increase sales,' and it will autonomously plan marketing campaigns, draft client pitches, and even create new product pages. It's like having a virtual employee who never sleeps.
Meta is clearly betting big on AI. They recently announced a standalone device called the Muse Charm—a Tamagotchi-like gadget that runs the AI without a phone—and they're working on bringing Muse to smart glasses. The fast iPad support (unlike Instagram, which took 15 years to get an iPad app) shows how serious Meta is about making Muse a central part of your digital life.
The catch? Muse is still an AI, so it might make mistakes or need supervision. Also, giving an AI access to your business tools raises privacy questions. But for now, if you're an iPad user, you can try Muse for free and see if it saves you time.
- Muse now works on iPad, using the bigger screen for better multitasking.
- It connects to tools like Canva, Dropbox, and Zoom, and can autonomously plan business tasks.
- Meta is also making a standalone Muse device and bringing it to smart glasses.
Why It Matters
Small business owners can automate marketing and admin tasks, saving hours each week.