Meta is giving all Muse users the ability to build app-like experiences inside its AI assistant. The feature, called spaces, lets Muse construct a shopping hub, school dashboard, music tracker, trivia game and other tools that users interact with directly in the Muse app. Meta announced the capability on Nov. 6, 2026.
Users create a space by describing what they want. When an outside app is connected to Muse, the assistant continuously pulls information from it and updates pricing, dates and other details in the space in the background. Meta names Gmail, Google Calendar, OpenTable and Notion among the apps Muse works with.
Spaces also accept user input. People can check items off, add notes and make edits to the elements inside them. Meta is additionally looking into ways for users to share spaces with other users and collaborate on them.
Placement of spaces in the Muse app is adjustable. Meta says users can keep a space in the sidebar, move it into the main tab, or schedule when it appears. The company offers the example of keeping a weekly planner up front during the workweek and swapping it for weekend plans on Saturday.
Alongside spaces, Meta announced it is bringing new Active Memory and Active Focus capabilities from its Muse Wonder AI model into the Muse app and its Meta AI chatbot. According to Meta, this lets Muse understand when past information becomes relevant during conversations and improves how it works toward goals.
The rollout reaches all Muse users. The company did not provide a timeline for the sharing and collaboration features it says it is exploring.
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