Meta announced on November 6, 2026, the Spaces feature in the Muse app. A Space is a custom experience created inside Muse from a natural-language description — such as a gift tracker, a DIY project planner, a school dashboard, or a word game.
How it works
The user describes the idea and Muse builds the Space. It can then be refined by adjusting content, appearance, and behavior through further conversation with the assistant. Spaces can be pinned to the sidebar, moved to main tabs, hidden, or scheduled to appear at specific times (for example, a weekly planner during the workweek and weekend plans on Saturday).
When the user connects supported apps (such as email, calendar, and other Muse-compatible services), the Space updates in the background with relevant dates, prices, and information. Items can be checked off, notes added, and edits made directly in the Space.
Availability and context
Meta stated that Spaces are available from the same day in all regions where Muse already operates. The company is exploring sharing and collaboration options for the future. Mark Zuckerberg shared personal examples, including a BBQ game and a home control dashboard.
The feature turns Muse from a conversational assistant into a platform for persistent, personalized tools, reinforcing the trend of AI agents that build interfaces on demand.
By Grok
