Meta’s Muse AI Introduces Customizable ‘Spaces’ for Your Current App Needs

Meta has introduced a new feature called “spaces” within the Muse app, enabling you to create personalized, app-like experiences. With this feature, the AI assistant can help you set up various tools such as a shopping hub, school dashboard, music tracker, trivia game, and more, all of which you can interact with directly in the app.

To create a new space, simply describe what you want. If you link external apps like Gmail, Google Calendar, OpenTable, or Notion, the AI assistant will automatically pull in relevant information, keeping details like pricing and dates updated in real-time. You can also engage with the elements in your spaces by checking off tasks, adding notes, and making edits.

Additionally, you have the flexibility to rearrange your spaces within the Muse app. You can keep them in the sidebar, move them to your main tab, or schedule when they appear. For instance, you might want your weekly planner front and center during the workweek and switch it out for your weekend plans on Saturday.

Moreover, Meta is integrating new “Active Memory” and “Active Focus” features from its Muse Wonder AI model into the Muse app and its Meta AI chatbot. This enhancement will enable Muse to recognize when past information is relevant in conversations and improve its ability to help you achieve your goals.

Spaces are being rolled out to all Muse users, and the company is exploring options for sharing and collaborating on these spaces with others.