Independent directory checked 19 Oct 2026

Find the apps that work with Muse.

The full list of Meta Muse connectors (integrations) we can point at a public source for — who makes each one, how to connect it, and exactly how sure anyone can be. Not affiliated with Meta.

Connectors
75
Confirmed live
42
Publishers
58

Strongest evidence first. No ratings, no install counts.

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How the labels work

The chip is the evidence.

  • live per sourceA public source shows it live on Muse.42
  • seen in appA person saw it in the Muse app.0
  • sources conflictSources disagree. We pick no winner.1
  • coming soonAnnounced, not yet shown live.17
  • reported by one userOne person reported it. Unconfirmed.15

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Meta Muse connectors: common questions

What are Meta Muse connectors?

A connector (people also say integration) links Muse, Meta’s AI agent, to another app or service so it can work there on your behalf: read a calendar, draft an email, look up a booking. Each listing here is one connector, with who makes it and the public source that shows it on Muse. More in our guide →

How do I connect an app to Muse?

Per Meta’s help page on connectors: in the Muse app go to Settings → Connectors, then tap Connect next to the one you want and read what it will be able to access.

Is there a full list of Muse connectors?

Inside the Muse app, the list is under Settings, Connectors, and it needs a login. This directory is a public list built only from public sources: 75 connectors, 42 of them confirmed live, last checked 19 Oct 2026.

Is Meta Muse available in my country?

Only in the US and Canada. Meta’s launch announcement (8 September 2026) named the US; Meta’s post of 29 September 2026 describes Muse as “available in the US and Canada”. Meta has named no other country and no date for one. Our country guide sets out each source.

Is Meta Muse free?

Meta’s launch announcement says it is “free for most of what people need, with subscription plans for people who want to do more.” We do not list prices: they are not on a Meta page we can cite, and third-party figures disagree.

Is WhatsApp a Muse connector?

Not in the sense this directory uses. Meta’s launch announcement describes WhatsApp as a place to talk to Muse: “the Muse app or directly in WhatsApp.” A connector is what lets Muse act inside another app.

Can Muse connect to an app that is not listed?

Per Meta’s help page on connectors, you can ask Muse to create a Custom Connector for a service that has no connector yet. Muse guides you through it, which can involve retrieving API information from the service. Our custom connector guide covers the steps people use and what they report.

How do I get my app listed as a Muse connector?

Two separate things. Getting your app into Muse itself goes through Meta’s own connector submission, which we have written up step by step. Getting it listed in this directory is free: submit it here.

What do the labels on each listing mean?

They say how strong the evidence is. 'Live per source' means a public source shows it on Muse; 'seen in app' means a person saw it in the app; 'coming soon' means announced but not shown live; 'sources conflict' means sources disagree; 'reported by one user' means a single unconfirmed report.

Is MuseAIConnectors affiliated with Meta?

No. This is an independent directory. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Meta Platforms, Inc. Muse is a trademark of its owner.

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