Read and publish Facebook posts.
Source: Meta
The verified ecosystem map
This is the maintained directory of every connector available in Meta's Muse app — Meta's own surfaces, launch partners, and the community layer beyond them. Each entry carries a status and a source, and the whole list is re-checked and updated weekly as the in-app directory changes.
Top 10 questions, answered
Seven finalized slides mapping Muse's connectors — official apps, the Meta Connect launch partners, and the custom layer. Hover to pause; use the arrows, dots, or arrow keys to move.
The verified ecosystem map — official apps, launch partners, new connections and the custom layer.
This is the most complete Meta Muse connectors list for 2026: 63 supported apps confirmed by Meta, the vendor, or two independent sources — from Gmail and Notion to PayPal and Spotify — plus announced and community-built connectors, each with a cited source. Updated weekly as new connectors ship.
Meta's own surfaces, available inside Muse out of the box.
Read and publish Facebook posts.
Source: Meta
Browse and post to Instagram.
Source: Meta
Post and read on Threads.
Source: Meta
Read and send Instagram DMs.
Source: Meta
Read and send Threads messages.
Source: Meta
Chat through Messenger.
Source: Meta
Manage commerce product catalogs.
Source: Meta
Browse the web inside Muse's assistant.
Source: Meta
Connect Meta ad accounts for campaign insights and marketing planning.
Source: Meta
Inbox, scheduling, and contacts.
Read, draft, and send Gmail.
Source: Meta demo
View and create calendar events.
Source: Two independent sources
Microsoft mail, calendar, and contacts.
Source: Vendor
Look up and manage contacts.
Source: Two independent sources
Create and complete tasks.
Source: Two independent sources
Share booking links and slots.
Source: Vendor
Documents, drives, and notes.
Read and edit documents.
Source: Two independent sources
Find and open Drive files.
Source: Two independent sources
Read and update spreadsheets.
Source: Two independent sources
Build and edit slide decks.
Source: Two independent sources
Create forms and read responses.
Source: Two independent sources
Read and write Notion pages.
Source: Vendor
Work across your repos, issues, and pull requests through Muse.
Source: Muse 10.0 App Store release notes, Oct 7, 2026 (via The Verge / iClarified)
Pull AI meeting notes.
Source: Vendor
Run projects and manage tasks with your agent.
Source: Meta
Create and edit on-brand designs and presentations.
Source: Meta / Vendor
Find and organize files in your Dropbox.
Source: Meta
Work with Figma designs through your agent.
Source: Meta
Manage books and invoices through your agent.
Source: Meta
Send and read Slack workspace messages.
Source: Meta
Schedule and manage Zoom meetings.
Source: Meta
Store and manage files in Box.
Source: Meta
Manage CRM, marketing, and client pipelines.
Source: Meta
Run email and SMS marketing automation.
Source: Meta
Build apps and websites from prompts.
Source: Meta
Banking data and payments.
Connect bank accounts and balances.
Source: Vendor
Accelerated checkout with Shop Pay.
Source: Shopify/Azoma Sept 2026
Pay with saved Stripe Link details.
Source: Vendor
Shop and check out through Muse with PayPal at participating merchants worldwide. (Rolling out.)
Source: Vendor
Compare insurance quotes through Muse — pulls your policy details from connected documents; optional daily carrier-rate tracking.
Source: Vendor
Read-only household-finance data — income, spending, assets and liabilities — from Money Forward ME accounts. Japan-only; no transactions.
Source: Vendor
Shopping, reservations, and tickets.
Browse stores and manage orders.
Source: Vendor
Find and book restaurant tables.
Source: Vendor
Search and buy event tickets.
Source: Vendor
Search and book flights.
Source: Vendor
Discover and book travel experiences through Muse — 426,000+ bookable offerings across 4,600+ destinations. (Live with Muse's Japan debut.)
Source: Vendor
Search and book travel through Trip.com — named by Meta as a connected service in the Japan launch announcement (Oct 23, 2026); available in Japan.
Source: Meta
Search and book travel through Agoda — named by Meta as a connected service in the Japan launch announcement (Oct 23, 2026); available in Japan.
Source: Meta
Cashback on travel and shopping plus in-store dining deals. Available now to members in Singapore through Muse.
Source: ShopBack
Search and book hotels through Muse with natural-language search and booking; cancellations and rebooking are not supported, Expedia remains merchant of record.
Source: Skift
Control playback and playlists.
Source: Two independent sources
Create print-on-demand products.
Source: Vendor
Labs, wearables, and fitness.
Read lab results and biomarkers.
Source: Vendor
Access connected health records.
Source: Vendor
Sync weight and vitals.
Source: Two independent sources
Read workouts and schedules.
Source: Two independent sources
Read activity and health metrics.
Source: Two independent sources
Chat apps and smart hardware.
Send and read Telegram messages.
Source: Two independent sources
Send and read text messages.
Source: Two independent sources
Control smart lighting scenes.
Source: Two independent sources
Monitor and control your Tesla.
Source: Vendor
Networking and build-your-own.
Reach devices on your private network.
Source: Vendor
Have an idea in a Muse chat and push the app building over to Replit. Rolling out now.
Source: Replit LinkedIn
Let Muse use your saved 1Password logins — agents request each sign-in and you approve it on your device; passwords never reach the model. (Rolling out.)
Source: Vendor
Connect arbitrary REST APIs with your own schema.
Source: Meta
Don't see your app? Ask Muse to build a custom connector for any service with a documented API — Muse walks you through it in chat and stores your credentials in its Secure Credentials Store. Custom connectors aren't reviewed by Meta, so grant access carefully and review the provider's privacy policy. The community has already shared 20+ working examples on GitHub, from CRM tools to developer utilities.
Named by Meta or a vendor, not shipped.
movie showtimes and tickets through Muse. Mexico launch partner; features rolling out gradually.
Source: All Things Muse
Shop Coppel through Muse. Mexico launch partner; features rolling out gradually.
Source: All Things Muse
Search and book travel through Despegar. Mexico launch partner; features rolling out gradually.
Source: All Things Muse
Buy and sell used cars through Kavak. Mexico launch partner; features rolling out gradually.
Source: All Things Muse
Financial services through Kueski. Mexico launch partner; features rolling out gradually.
Source: All Things Muse
Shop Liverpool through Muse. Mexico launch partner; features rolling out gradually.
Source: All Things Muse
Food and grocery delivery through Rappi. Mexico launch partner; features rolling out gradually.
Source: All Things Muse
Shop American Eagle through Muse.
Source: Meta Connect 2026 recap
Shop Michael Kors through Muse.
Source: Meta Connect 2026 recap
Muse users will soon get tailored live-event recommendations across Fever's portfolio — sports, music, pop-ups, cinema, museums, immersive theater — with Fever powering the transaction layer behind every Muse booking.
Source: Fever newsroom
Connect Muse to 9,000+ apps and 40,000 actions through Zapier MCP.
Source: Zapier
Book direct hotel stays through Muse with live rates and availability — bookings complete through each hotel's own Cloudbeds booking engine. (US rollout starts Q1 2027.)
Source: Hotel News Resource
Research products and compare prices before buying on Shopee. Singapore launch partner; features rolling out progressively.
Source: Meta
Research products and compare prices before buying on Lazada. Singapore launch partner; features rolling out progressively.
Source: Meta
Groceries and dining through GrabMart and Grab Dine Out, plus ride-hailing/payment. Singapore launch partner; features rolling out progressively.
Source: Meta
Explore travel, ticketing and reservation options. Singapore launch partner; features rolling out progressively.
Source: Meta
Frequently asked for, not offered today.
Order food delivery.
Source: Community requests
Manage flights and check-in.
Source: Community requests
Shop and track orders.
Source: Community requests
Queue and schedule posts across networks.
Source: Community requests
As of September 21, 2026, no scheduler (Buffer, Hootsuite, Later, Metricool, Publer, Postiz, SocialPilot, Planable, Sprout Social, Vista Social, PostFast) was listed; PostFast submitted a hosted MCP connector on September 19, 2026 and was awaiting review as of September 19, 2026 — no status update since.
Open-source connectors from the community.
Publish posts to LinkedIn.
Source: GitHub
Read and post in Slack.
Source: GitHub
Access Box files and folders.
Source: GitHub
Read repos, issues, and PRs.
Source: GitHub
Manage issues and projects.
Source: GitHub
Query and search local files.
Source: GitHub
Drive native macOS apps.
Source: GitHub
Request rides and track trips.
Source: GitHub
Look up public transit times.
Source: GitHub
Search films and show metadata.
Source: GitHub
Telephony and call automation.
Source: GitHub
Read your Steam library and status.
Source: GitHub
Inspect your UniFi network.
Source: GitHub
Control SmartThings devices.
Source: GitHub
Trigger Alexa routines.
Source: GitHub
Control WiiM audio streaming.
Source: GitHub
Manage media requests.
Source: GitHub
Monitor Bambu Lab 3D printers.
Source: GitHub
Talk to Sonarr/Radarr stacks.
Source: GitHub
Control Google TV playback.
Source: GitHub
Manage tasks and projects.
Source: GitHub
Programmatic inboxes for agents.
Source: GitHub
New to connectors? Here's how to set one up in under a minute:
Open Settings → Connectors. In the Muse app, head to Settings and tap Connectors to see the full list.
Pick your app and tap Connect. Read the access summary before proceeding — it tells you exactly what the connector can see and do.
Authorize it. Tap Continue, then sign in to the app and approve the connection in its own login flow.
Set your approval level. Muse asks before important actions (like sending an email) by default, and many connectors can be limited to read-only access. Adjust this anytime in Settings.
Or skip the menus entirely. You can just ask in chat — "Connect my Gmail" works. Facebook, Instagram, and Threads connect automatically if your accounts share the same Accounts Center.
You can disconnect any connector anytime in Settings → Connectors.
New to Muse? Download the Muse app (or open it in WhatsApp) and sign in with a Meta account — check ai.meta.com/muse/download for current availability in your region.
Straight answers
63 confirmed as of November 2026: email, calendar, docs, payments, travel, health, messaging. Gmail, Notion, Slack, QuickBooks, PayPal, Spotify, and more. Each one carries a cited source.
63 confirmed, plus announced-but-not-live ones. The count moves weekly.
Meta's personal AI agent, launched September 2026. It answers questions, then does things for you: shopping, booking, inbox triage, small-business workflows. Free tier, $20 and $100 paid tiers.
Yes. $0 covers up to 100M tokens a week, enough for most personal use. Power ($20/mo) and Maximum ($100/mo) serve heavier users.
The full list spans Gmail, Outlook, Notion, Slack, Canva, QuickBooks, Shopify, PayPal, Spotify, Peloton, and 50 more. See the directory above.
Settings → Connectors, pick the app, approve the access summary, sign in. Or type "Connect my Gmail" in chat.
Ask Muse in chat to build one for any service with a documented API. Credentials go in the Secure Credentials Store. Meta doesn't review custom connectors, so grant carefully.
For custom connectors, yes: point Muse at an MCP server URL. Developers can submit MCP-based connectors through muse.ai/platform.
Apply at muse.ai/platform. Meta runs functional, security, and legal review before listing.
The plumbing is OAuth: no password changes hands, read and write are separate grants, one-time codes get filtered. The risk that remains is aggregation: one agent holding everything is a richer target. Start read-only.
For directory-listed connectors, no — OAuth and the Secure Credentials Store keep raw credentials out of the agent's reach. Custom connectors are the exception: you supply those credentials yourself, so only connect services you trust.
By default, no. It asks before money moves. The exception is an "always allow" grant you gave it yourself.
Settings → Permissions → "Always ask." Remove "always allow" grants per app, messaging and Marketplace first.
Meta says Muse data stays out of ad systems. Training data gets scrubbed of personal info, with an opt-out in Settings. Check the settings yourself.
Yes. It keeps an audit trail of connector actions. Review it like you'd review a bookkeeper's work.
Disconnect any connector in Settings → Connectors. For a full reset, Settings → Data controls deletes chats, files, and tasks.
No. Amazon blocked agent purchases in September 2026.
ChatGPT leads at knowledge work inside a conversation. Muse bets on breadth of action: it connects into your apps and works while you’re away.
Reconnect it in Settings → Connectors, check the permission scope, and confirm the feature is available in your region. US and Canada only, for now.
Muse is free to start. Paid tiers are Power ($20/month) and Maximum ($100/month) for higher usage limits.
Muse launched in the US on September 8, 2026 (18+) and Canada on September 18. Meta hasn’t announced dates for other countries.
Muse asks permission before acting on your accounts, and purchases stay approval-gated. Meta has said its architecture does not prevent it from accessing data when necessary.
Muse Image opts public accounts in by default — you can opt out under Instagram Settings → Share and reuse.
Muse is an agentic assistant: it takes actions across your connected apps (books, buys, schedules). Meta AI and chatbots mostly answer questions.
Depends on the job — Muse leads on taking real-world actions across apps. Early reactions praise its generous free tier; skeptics question raw Q&A capability vs Claude/GPT.
Yes, with your approval: Muse uses Link by Stripe one-time card numbers and shows an approval card before anything is charged. Connecting an account never grants write access automatically.
Via the iOS/Android app, muse.ai on the web, WhatsApp (reduced features), and Mac (files, Messages, Calendar, Notes access — opt-in per app).
An X user spotted identical filenames and a near-identical SOUL.md; Meta’s Nat Friedman replied Muse is “definitely heavily inspired” by OpenClaw.
Meta requires a payment card to activate even the free tier — “no card, no access.” It’s needed for approval-gated purchases via Link.
What changed, newest first.
Expedia moves from Announced to Confirmed: Skift (Nov 9) reports Expedia confirmed to it that the Muse integration is live in the US — natural-language hotel search and booking, no cancellations or rebooking, Expedia remains merchant of record — and Skift verified it with a live in-app test.
Money Forward ME added as Confirmed: Money Forward Home's October 26 announcement says its Muse integration is live in Japan — read-only household-finance data (income, spending, assets/liabilities) via Muse Settings → Connectors; no transactions.
Cinépolis, Coppel, Despegar, Kavak, Kueski, Liverpool, and Rappi added as Announced from Meta's Mexico launch announcement (Nov 5, 2026); Muse's fifth market and first in Latin America, with the seven local connectors rolling out gradually.
ShopBack moves from Announced to Confirmed: ShopBack's own October 28 announcement says its Muse connector is now available to members in Singapore — cashback on travel and shopping plus in-store dining deals through Muse. (ShopBack press)
Shopee, Lazada, Grab, Singapore Airlines, and ShopBack were added as Announced from Meta's Singapore launch announcement, with features rolling out progressively; Agoda, Klook, and Trip.com were already Confirmed and are unchanged.
Oct 23, 2026 — Added Trip.com and Agoda (travel) as Confirmed: both connected travel services were available with Muse alongside its Japan debut, letting travelers search and book trips through Muse. (Japan launch coverage)
Oct 23, 2026 — Added Klook (travel experiences) as Confirmed: Klook launched its Muse integration alongside Muse's debut in Japan — travelers can discover, compare, and book from 426,000+ Klook experiences in-chat with Muse. (Klook announcement)
Oct 22, 2026 — 1Password moves from Announced to Confirmed: 1Password for Agents launched with the Muse integration rolling out over the coming days.
Cloudbeds announced a Muse integration — direct hotel stays with live rates and availability, bookings via each hotel's own Cloudbeds booking engine (US rollout Q1 2027). Not live yet. (Hotel News Resource)
Recount: the directory now lists 56 confirmed connectors (47 Confirmed + 9 Meta-owned). The previous count of 42 had drifted as entries shipped without count updates; the number now matches the cards on this page.
Shop Pay moved to Confirmed — checkout through Shop Pay is live (CNBC, Oct 3; Shopify/Azoma, Sept 24).
GitHub moved to Confirmed — listed in the Muse 10.0 App Store release notes (Oct 7).
October 12, 2026 — Meta announced Muse Wonder, a new frontier model family for personal and professional agentic work (announced by Mark Zuckerberg on X). No new connectors shipped with the announcement.
October 7, 2026 — Added Meta ad accounts (Meta-owned) to the Meta section; confirmed by Meta's Muse 10.0 App Store release notes.
The Zebra (insurance comparison) — Confirmed. Muse can pull policy details from connected documents and hand them to The Zebra's agent harness for personalized quotes, plus daily rate tracking. Source: The Zebra vendor announcement.
PayPal announced its Muse partnership on September 22, 2026 — customers can shop and check out through Muse across PayPal merchants worldwide; now listed as a confirmed Finance & payments connector.
Expedia disclosed a hotel-booking partnership with Muse — travelers in the U.S. will soon be able to search, compare, and book hotels through Muse, with Expedia remaining the merchant of record. Coming soon; no launch date given.
Zapier announced its Muse connector — connects Muse to 9,000+ apps and 40,000 actions via Zapier MCP; rollout depends on Meta's deployment.
GitHub was named as an upcoming work connector in Meta's official Connect 2026 recap; not live yet. (Superseded — GitHub is now Confirmed, see Oct 13 entry.)
Box, HighLevel, Klaviyo, and Lovable confirmed as Muse for Small Business connectors in Meta's official announcement.
Meta announced Muse for Small Business with seven new workplace connectors: Asana, Canva, Dropbox, Figma, Intuit QuickBooks, Slack, and Zoom.
Replit — rolling out now (Replit LinkedIn)
Fever — announced, coming soon (Fever newsroom)
American Eagle Outfitters and Michael Kors were announced as upcoming Muse connectors in Meta's official Meta Connect 2026 recap; neither is live yet.
Directory refreshed: 28 connectors now confirmed by Meta, a vendor, or two independent sources.
PostFast submitted a hosted MCP connector for review — the first scheduler to do so. Still awaiting approval.
1Password and Shop Pay were announced as upcoming connectors; neither is live yet. (Superseded for Shop Pay — now Confirmed, see Oct 13 entry. 1Password remains announced.)
Health category expanded: Function Health, HealthEx, Withings, Peloton, and Apple Health all confirmed.
Nine connectors were logged from a single in-app transcription and flagged pending a second source.