Meta expands Muse AI agent to iPad with small business features

The iPad release marks a significant acceleration in Meta’s development cycle, contrasting sharply with the years-long wait for a native Instagram tablet experience. By leveraging iPadOS multitasking and increased screen real estate, the application aims to move beyond the constraints of a mobile interface, facilitating complex tasks like file organization and project planning.

Beyond hardware support, the latest version introduces a suite of integrations for enterprise and creative tools, including Canva, Dropbox, Figma, QuickBooks, and Asana. These connectors allow Muse to operate with greater autonomy, enabling users to set specific business goals—such as drafting client pitches or developing product pages—which the agent then executes through coordinated actions across these platforms. This push into the small business sector underscores Meta’s attempt to challenge competitors like OpenClaw and ChatGPT’s agentic features by prioritizing utility over simple conversational AI.