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Meta Launches Spaces in the Muse App: Describe an Idea and Muse Builds a Personalized Feature for You
Meta announced on November 6, 2026 that Muse users can now describe an idea and have Muse build a custom feature called a space, such as a gift tracker or trip planner. Users can choose where spaces appear, and once they connect the apps they use, spaces update automatically in the background.
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What spaces are
Meta announced spaces in its official newsroom. According to Meta, a space is a custom feature that users create in Muse by describing an idea. It can be practical or just for fun, such as a holiday gift tracker, a daily word game, or a planning board for your next DIY project.
Meta says users tell Muse their idea and Muse builds the matching space. The first idea is only a starting point: users can keep asking Muse to adjust it later, for example by adding what's missing, trying a new look, or changing how it works.
Where spaces go and how they stay up to date
Meta says users can add spaces to the sidebar or main tabs, hide spaces they don't need for now, and schedule when they appear. For example, a weekly planner can sit up front during the workweek and be swapped for weekend plans on Saturday.
Meta says that once users connect the apps they use, spaces update automatically in the background. New concert dates, price changes or savings progress appear on their own, with no need to ask. Users can also check off items, add notes and make edits directly inside a space, and everything is still there when they return.
| Example listed by Meta | Use described by Meta |
|---|---|
| Shopping hub | Brings holiday and birthday gift ideas, wishlists from Instagram saves, and Marketplace listings and buyer messages into one view |
| School dashboard | Finds events relevant to your kids in school emails and adds them to your calendar |
| Music tracker | Follows the artists you love, with new releases and upcoming shows |
| Wedding planner | Keeps your RSVP (guest reply) list, vendor invoices and to-dos together |
| Trip planner | Brings together your flights, hotel, reservations and a day-by-day itinerary |
What comes next
Meta says spaces are available from November 6, 2026 everywhere Muse is available, and that it is exploring ways for users to share spaces with others to create a more collaborative experience. Meta also says it is rolling out specialized versions of its models to Muse, trained with learnings from Muse Wonder, with the aim of improving the overall experience.
Frequently asked questions
When are spaces available?
According to Meta, spaces are available starting November 6, 2026, everywhere Muse is available.
How do I create a space?
Meta says users tell Muse their idea and Muse builds the space. Users can keep asking Muse to adjust it afterward.
Do a space's contents update automatically?
Meta says that once users connect the apps they use, spaces update automatically in the background, for example with new concert dates, price changes or savings progress.
Can I share a space with other people?
Not yet, according to the announcement. Meta says it is exploring ways for users to share spaces with others to create a more collaborative experience.
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