Meta's Muse App Now Builds Custom Tools From A Description
Meta has added Spaces to its Muse app, letting people build their own interactive tools by describing them. A user can ask for a holiday gift tracker, a daily word game or a planning board for a DIY project, and Muse builds it as a space inside the app that they can keep and return to.
- Company: Meta
- App: Muse
- Feature: Spaces
- Launched: 6 November 2026
How Spaces In The Muse App Work
The user describes an idea and Muse builds it. The space can then be refined: missing pieces added, the look changed, or the way it works adjusted. Each space becomes part of the app, and users decide where it sits, in the sidebar, in the main tabs, hidden away, or on a schedule. Meta's example is a weekly planner that shows on workdays and switches to weekend plans on Saturday.
Connected apps keep spaces updated in the background, and users can tick items off, add notes and edit inside a space.
What People Can Build
Meta lists uses ranging from personal to professional: a shopping hub, a school dashboard, a music tracker, a wedding planner, a trivia game, a podcast studio, an order tracker for a small business, a hub for a freelancer's clients and a trip planner.
What Comes Next
Meta says Spaces is available wherever Muse is. It is also exploring ways for people to share spaces with others, and is rolling out specialised Muse models. It did not give pricing or a country list.
For brands and agencies, the feature points to a future in which the assistant is also where people build the small tools they use daily, a surface marketers have so far reached only through apps and websites. Ad Tribe earlier covered Meta opening access to its Muse model.
The announcement is on Meta's newsroom.
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