Muse Arrives on iPad — and Now You Can Hand It Business Goals

Muse news · October 7, 2026

The Muse app grew up a screen size: Meta's update added native iPad support, more integrations with business software, and a feature worth your attention — business goals you can assign to the agent.

What happened

• A proper iPad app. Muse now uses the iPad's larger screen and multitasking instead of stretching the phone app — side-by-side work at the counter, the register or the kitchen pass.
• More connections. The update widened integrations with tools like Canva, Dropbox, Figma, QuickBooks, GitHub, Zoom, Asana, Klaviyo, Granola and Notion.
• Goals, not just questions. You can assign Muse a business goal — growing sales, preparing client pitches, building product pages — and it plans the work around it instead of waiting for one-off requests.

What it means for your business

Goals are how an agent stops being a search box. A goal turns Muse from "answer me this" into "here is the target; bring me the plan, the pieces and the progress". For a one-person business, the tablet already sitting by the register just became the back office.

Try this

"My goal this month: [your goal — more bookings, 20 new customers, a full content calendar]. Make the plan, break it into weekly tasks, start with the first one, and report progress every Friday."

Source: Meta update reported October 7, 2026. This site is independent and not affiliated with Meta.