Muse 登陆 iPad

英文标题：Muse launches on the iPad

Meta 的 Muse iOS 应用在上线近一个月后推出更新，新增对 iPad 的原生支持。此前，Muse 已连续数周位居苹果 App Store 免费应用榜首，并在移动版发布约一周后推出 Mac 版本。最新更新还扩展了与 Canva、Dropbox、Figma、GitHub、Zoom 等工具的连接能力，并面向小企业主提供基于业务目标的自主规划功能。Muse 更快覆盖 iPad，反映出 Meta 正在加大对 AI Agent 产品及相关硬件、智能眼镜生态的投入。

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在上线近一个月后，并连续数周位居苹果 App Store 免费应用榜首的 Meta Muse iOS 应用，最新更新现已加入对 iPad 的原生支持。Meta 的这款 Agentic AI 工具此前已推出Mac 版本；该版本在最初的移动版发布约一周后上线，旨在与 OpenClaw、ChatGPT 的 Dots 以及 Grok Bot 竞争，并将其能力扩展至整理文件等桌面任务。新的 iPad 版本预计将与 iPhone 上的 Muse 功能类似，但能更充分利用更大的屏幕空间，以及 iPadOS 更强的多任务处理能力。

新增的 iPad 支持仅在最新版 Muse 的发布说明末尾以一句话提及，同时该版本也为 iPhone 端带来了多项更新。其中包括：用户可以将 Muse 连接到更多软件工具，如 Canva、Dropbox、Figma、QuickBooks、GitHub、Zoom、Asana 和 Klaviyo；同时还为 Granola、Notion 等应用新增了连接器。这些新更新瞄准小企业主：用户可向 Muse 设定一项业务目标，Agent 将据此自主规划营销活动、客户提案以及开发“新产品页面”。

Meta 花了 15 年才推出iPad 专属版 Instagram，而 Muse 这么快便正式适配苹果平板电脑，清楚表明该公司正在大力支持其 AI 计划。Meta 最近还宣布推出一款名为 Muse Charm 的独立设备，其形态类似电子宠物 Tamagotchi，可无需智能手机直接运行该 AI Agent；此外，该公司也正努力将 Muse 引入其智能眼镜。

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After launching nearly a month ago and spending several weeks as the top free app in Apple’s App Store, the latest update to Meta’s Muse iOS app introduces native support for the iPad. A Mac version of Meta’s agentic AI tool (designed to compete with OpenClaw, ChatGPT’s Dots, and Grok Bot) was released about a week after the original mobile version debuted expanding its usefulness to desktop tasks like organizing files. The new iPad version should function similar to Muse on iPhones, but better take advantage of the extra screen real estate and iPadOS’ better multitasking capabilities.

The newly added iPad support is limited to just a one line mention at the bottom of the release notes for the latest version of Muse alongside several other updates for the iPhone version too. These include the ability to connect Muse to additional software tools like Canva, Dropbox, Figma, QuickBooks, GitHub, Zoom, Asana, and Klaviyo, and new connectors for apps like Granola and Notion. The new updates target small business owners with the option to give Muse a business goal which the agent will use to autonomously plan marketing, client pitches, and developing “new product pages.”

While it took Meta 15 years to release a dedicated version of Instagram for the iPad, the faster turnaround for Muse properly supporting Apple’s tablets is a clear indicator of the company’s strong support for its AI initiatives. Meta also recently announced a standalone Tamagotchi-like device called the Muse Charm that will run the AI agent without the need for a smartphone, and it’s working to bring Muse to its smart glasses.