Assign work from your iPad: Muse adds tablet support

Muse carries out work tasks through connected services. Meta is developing it as a competitor to OpenClaw, Dots in ChatGPT and Grok Bot. In version 10.0, users can set a business goal, and the agent will plan marketing content, prepare client proposals and create product pages with their approval.

Installing on iPad. Muse from Meta is available for free from the App Store and requires iPadOS 18.0 or later. The app also has a Mac version.

Connecting work services. Open Settings → Connectors, select Connect for the service you want, then Continue and sign in. You can also start the connection by asking the agent, for example, “Connect my Gmail”.

Muse 10.0 lists GitHub, Canva, Dropbox and 8 other connections. Newly added services include Granola and Notion. For a service outside the catalog, you can ask the agent to create a Custom Connector: Muse will guide you through setup, including gathering API details.

Subscription plans according to Meta's documentation as of Oct 7:

| Plan | Price | Usage limit | | --- | --- | --- | | Free | Free | Limited usage | | Power | $20 per month | 500 million Muse tokens per week | | Maximum | $100 per month | 3 billion Muse tokens per week |

As of Sep 29, Meta had confirmed Muse's availability in the US and Canada.