Meta updated its Muse personal AI agent app on October 7 to support iPad, nearly a month after the mobile app's initial release, The Verge reported. The new version is designed around the iPad's larger display and multitasking, and Apple's App Store listing now identifies Muse as compatible with both iPhone and iPad.

The update also adds a wave of new connectors for work tasks: Canva, Dropbox, Figma, QuickBooks, GitHub, Zoom, Asana, Klaviyo, Granola and Notion. The listing describes Muse as a personal agent that can manage email, calendars, reservations, budgets, shopping, health and fitness data, and linked social and business accounts, subject to user approval for each action.

The iPad release closes out the mobile footprint for Muse, which launched on iPhone, Android and the web on September 8 and in Canada on September 18. Windows remains the last major platform waiting — Meta and Microsoft have said a native Windows app with MXC integration is coming soon.