The latest Muse update lets the AI assistant run natively on iPads, using the larger screen and multitasking features.
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Meta’s Muse AI agent, first released for iPhone in September, now works natively on iPad. The update adds a dedicated iPad version that can use the bigger display and iPadOS multitasking. It also adds new connectors for tools like Canva, Dropbox, Figma and Notion. The iPad support is listed as a one‑line note in the release notes for the latest app version.
Small business owners can now run Muse on iPads, making it easier to plan marketing and client work while multitasking.
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