Announcement date: November 6, 2026. Meta has added spaces to its Muse app: custom workspaces you describe in plain language, then revise and keep in the app. Meta’s examples include a gift tracker, weekly planner, podcast studio and small-business order tracker.
What can a Muse space do?
Tell Muse what you want to organize or build, and it creates an interactive space. You can ask it to change the layout or behavior, add the space to the sidebar or main tabs, and schedule when it appears. Meta says spaces can also stay current through connected apps. The exact result depends on which apps you connect and what access you grant.
For a practical first try, ask for a simple project board with tasks and due dates. Check whether it creates the fields you need, whether edits persist, and whether any connected information is accurate before relying on it.
Who can use it, and what does it cost?
Meta says spaces are available wherever Muse is available. Its original Muse announcement listed the United States on iOS, Android and the web, and Meta has since announced availability in other markets, including Singapore and Mexico. Check muse.ai or your app store for availability in your region.
Muse has a free tier with usage limits and optional subscriptions for more use. Meta has not published a specific free space allowance in the sources we checked. Do not assume that every connected service or action is included for free.
What has The Click Test tested?
Testing disclosure: We have not built or tested a Muse space. The examples and availability above come from Meta’s announcements, not our own results. We have not verified how reliably spaces update from connected apps.