Meta Introduces Customizable ‘Spaces’ in Muse

Build a custom view inside Muse

On November 6, 2026, Meta announced Spaces, a feature for creating personalized experiences within its Muse app. A user can describe an idea—such as a gift tracker, word game or DIY planning board—and Muse is intended to build a corresponding space.

Meta says these spaces can be revised after creation. Users can ask to add missing elements, change the visual style or alter how a space works, then place it in Muse’s sidebar or main tabs, hide it, or schedule when it appears.

From planning to personal projects

The company presented Spaces as a flexible format for both practical and recreational uses. Its examples include a shopping hub that combines gift ideas, Instagram saves and Marketplace activity; a school dashboard that identifies relevant events in school emails and adds them to a calendar; and a music tracker for releases and shows.

Other examples Meta listed include wedding and trip planners, a trivia game, a podcast workspace, and dashboards for small-business orders or freelance clients. Within a space, users can check off items, add notes and make edits.

Availability and connected updates

Meta says users can connect the apps they use so a space keeps up to date in the background, citing concert dates, price changes and savings progress as examples. The company said Spaces became available wherever Muse is available on November 6.

Meta also said it is exploring sharing features for collaborative Spaces and is rolling out specialized model versions to Muse, trained with learnings from Muse Wonder.