Muse adds native iPad support, more integrations and planning based on a business goal
The update to Muse from Meta adds native support for iPad tablets and more app integrations, including Granola and Notion. According to the company, the agent can independently plan marketing, client proposals and the preparation of product pages based on a business goal entered by the user.
Meta has updated the Muse app with native support for iPad tablets. The addition is listed in the release notes. The update also brings more features to the version for iPhone devices.
Integrations with Canva, Dropbox, Figma, QuickBooks, GitHub, Zoom, Asana and Klaviyo are expanding; new connectors include Granola and Notion. The update targets small business owners, who can enter a business goal. According to Meta, the agent will use it to independently plan marketing, client proposals and the preparation of new product pages.
Why it matters
Entering a business goal makes it possible to start with the desired outcome and let the agent propose the individual steps. This gives small business owners the option to assess a prepared plan instead of building it from scratch.
Two audiences, two different impacts
What this means
For individuals
iPad users are getting native support for the Muse app and can use the tool on this device.
For a business
Small businesses can use a plan created by the agent based on their business goal to prepare marketing, client proposals and product pages.
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