Apps for Muse

Every Meta Muse connector, with proof.

See which apps work with Meta’s Muse assistant, and who says so. Every listing links to its source. We’re independent: not Meta, not an app store, and nothing here can be bought. See how listings are decided.

Diagram of Meta Muse connectors by categoryEach category is a colored line running out from Muse, and each connector is a dot on it. A solid dot is confirmed by Meta. A hollow dot is reported by the company or the press.GmailOutlookEMAILGoogle CalendarCALENDARGoogle DocsGoogle DriveDOCUMENTSPlaidLink by StripePAYMENTSOpenTableDININGTicketmasterEVENTSSpotifyMUSICFunction HealthWithingsApple HealthPelotonHEALTHTailscaleNETWORKInstagramThreadsFacebookMessengerMETA PRODUCTSAndroid SMSPHONEShopify CatalogSHOPPINGMUSE
Confirmed by Meta
18 connectors. Meta itself says they work with Muse.
Reported
3 connectors. The company or the press says they work with Muse. Meta hasn’t confirmed them yet.
Not listed
Names we checked and couldn’t verify. The review log shows each one, and why.
21 connectors listed18 confirmed by Meta3 reported, not yet confirmedRestyle: turned down, 20 September 2026Stripe: turned down, 20 September 2026Notion: no solid source yet, not listedGranola: no solid source yet, not listed

All connectors, by category

Each listing tells you what its source actually says. If Meta hasn’t explained what a connector can do, we say so rather than guess. Pick a category icon to show only that category.

Email

2 connectors

Gmail

Confirmed by Meta

Lets Muse search email. Meta’s help center uses “Connect my Gmail” as its setup example, and says Muse won’t send an email without approval unless that setting is changed.

Checked by a person, 19 September 2026

Outlook

Confirmed by Meta

Named by Meta’s chief AI officer, Alexandr Wang, as a connector. Meta hasn’t published what Muse can do in Outlook.

Checked by a person, 19 September 2026

Calendar

1 connector

Documents

2 connectors

Google Docs

Confirmed by Meta

Named by Meta’s chief AI officer, Alexandr Wang, as a connector. Meta’s help center says data from Google Workspace is handled under Google’s User Data Policy, including its Limited Use rules. It doesn’t list what Muse can do in Docs.

Checked by a person, 19 September 2026

Google Drive

Reported, not confirmed

Bloomberg reported Drive among the Google services Muse connects to, alongside Gmail and Google Calendar. Alexandr Wang’s thread names Google Docs, not Drive.

Checked by a person, 19 September 2026

Payments

2 connectors

Plaid

Confirmed by Meta

Named by Meta’s chief AI officer, Alexandr Wang, as a connector. Meta hasn’t published which accounts Muse can see or what it can do with them.

Checked by a person, 19 September 2026

Dining

1 connector

Events

1 connector

Music

1 connector

Spotify

Confirmed by Meta

Named by Meta’s chief AI officer, Alexandr Wang, as a connector. Meta hasn’t published what Muse can do in Spotify.

Checked by a person, 19 September 2026

Health

4 connectors

Function Health

Confirmed by Meta

Named by Meta’s chief AI officer, Alexandr Wang, as a connector. Meta hasn’t published which health records Muse can read.

Checked by a person, 19 September 2026

Withings

Confirmed by Meta

Named by Meta’s chief AI officer, Alexandr Wang, as a connector. Meta hasn’t published which device data Muse can read.

Checked by a person, 19 September 2026

Apple Health

Confirmed by Meta

Meta’s help center names Apple Health as a connector. After setup, its access is managed in the device’s settings. Meta doesn’t list which health metrics Muse can read.

Checked by a person, 19 September 2026

Peloton

Confirmed by Meta

Named by Meta’s chief AI officer, Alexandr Wang, as a connector. Meta hasn’t published which workout data Muse can read.

Checked by a person, 19 September 2026

Network

1 connector

Tailscale

Confirmed by Meta

Named by Meta’s chief AI officer, Alexandr Wang, as a connector. Meta hasn’t published what Muse can reach on a Tailscale network.

Checked by a person, 19 September 2026

Meta products

4 connectors

Instagram

Confirmed by Meta

Meta’s chief AI officer, Alexandr Wang, said Instagram is a connector available to Muse, including DMs. Meta’s help center says Instagram connects automatically when the account is in the same Accounts Center.

Checked by a person, 19 September 2026

Threads

Confirmed by Meta

Meta’s chief AI officer, Alexandr Wang, named Threads as a connector available to Muse. Meta’s help center says Threads connects automatically when the account is in the same Accounts Center.

Checked by a person, 19 September 2026

Facebook

Confirmed by Meta

Meta’s chief AI officer, Alexandr Wang, said Facebook is a connector available to Muse, including Marketplace. Meta’s help center says Facebook connects automatically when the account is in the same Accounts Center.

Checked by a person, 19 September 2026

Messenger

Confirmed by Meta

Meta’s chief AI officer, Alexandr Wang, named Messenger as a connector available to Muse. Meta’s help center doesn’t list what Muse can do in Messenger.

Checked by a person, 19 September 2026

Phone

1 connector

Android SMS

Confirmed by Meta

Meta’s help center names Android SMS as a connector. After setup, its access is managed in the device’s settings. Meta doesn’t list which messages Muse can read.

Checked by a person, 19 September 2026

Shopping

1 connector

Shopify Catalog

Reported, not confirmed

Shopify said that when someone shops with Muse, Muse searches Shopify Catalog for a match, and checkout can happen in the app. That is Shopify’s own post; Meta hasn’t confirmed it.

Checked by a person, 19 September 2026

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No editor picks what gets listed. Software looks for new connectors, an AI reads the sources, and a short set of fixed rules makes the call. You can read every rule.

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    It looks for new connectors

    Every day it checks Meta’s help center, the Muse connector platform page, Meta’s newsroom and the news. Anyone can send a link too. Last check: 20 September 2026 (UTC).

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    It reads the source itself

    Nothing you type is taken on trust. The AI opens the page and has to find the connector named there, in a sentence it can quote word for word.

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    Fixed rules decide

    If Meta says it, the connector is listed as Confirmed. If a news outlet on our list says it, it’s listed as Reported. If only the company says it, we wait until Meta or the press backs it up. Anything else is turned down. A second, different AI model has to agree before anything is listed.

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    Every decision is public

    Listed or not, each decision goes in the review log with the rule behind it. Sources our software can open are re-checked every week, and each listing shows the date of its last real check.

Heard of one that isn’t here?

Some names get repeated online without a solid source behind them. They’re on hold. They stay off the list until there’s a solid source and we update the published rules.

  • NotionOne article mentions it second-hand. Meta’s founder post, platform page and help center don’t name it.
  • GranolaOne article mentions it second-hand. Meta’s founder post, platform page and help center don’t name it.

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