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Muse launches on the iPad
Meta has rolled out an update to its Muse AI app, enabling native support for iPad, which enhances the app's usability on larger screens. Given recent improvements in multitasking on iPadOS, this update signifies Meta's commitment to its AI initiatives. The Muse app aims to assist small business owners by autonomously planning marketing strategies and client pitches, plus integrating with various software tools like Canva and Dropbox.
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Published 7 Oct 2026, 16:05 UTC4 min read
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Brief
NewsBite reading:Meta's Muse AI App Gains iPad Support
TL;DR
- Muse app now includes support for iPad's larger screen and multitasking features.
- The app has spent weeks as the top free app in the Apple App Store.
- Updates also enhance connections to tools like Figma and GitHub.
- Targets small business owners with new autonomous business goal functionalities.
- Indicates Meta's strong support for its AI initiatives with quick iPad rollout.
Interesting facts
- This update comes shortly after Muse's original mobile version launch.
- Meta's quick response for iPad support contrasts with its delayed Instagram tablet launch.
- Muse Charm, a standalone device, is also announced alongside the iPad support.