Meta launches Spaces in Muse for custom interactive tools built from chat

Meta launched Spaces in the Muse application on 6 November 2026, introducing an interactive way for users to build custom experiences by describing an idea in plain language. Rather than keeping recurring projects inside scrolling chat threads, a space turns a prompt into a persistent surface inside Muse, such as a holiday gift tracker, a daily word game, a freelance client hub, or a trip itinerary.

Custom layout and scheduling

Once Muse generates an initial space from a user’s prompt, the user can keep refining its layout, visual styling, and behaviour through conversation. Users choose where each space sits in the interface: spaces can be pinned to the sidebar, promoted into the main navigation tabs, hidden when inactive, or scheduled to appear on specific days, such as showing a work planner on weekdays and a weekend tracker on Saturdays.

Live background updates

Spaces connect to external applications that the user links to Muse, updating automatically in the background as new emails, calendar events, price changes, or marketplace messages arrive. Users can check off tasks, add notes, and edit entries directly inside the space. Spaces are available everywhere Muse operates as individual workspaces, while multi-user collaborative sharing remains in exploration.