Muse is introducing Spaces, customizable experiences users can create by describing an idea, from a gift tracker or daily word game to a project planner. Each Space is designed around a user’s routines and interests and remains part of Muse for later use.
Users can refine a Space over time by adding features, changing its appearance or adjusting how it works. They can also choose where it appears in Muse, including the sidebar or main tabs, hide it when it is not needed, or schedule when it becomes visible.
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Possible uses include organizing gift ideas and wishlists, collecting school events from email and adding them to a calendar, tracking musicians’ new releases and tour dates, or managing wedding plans. Other examples include trivia games, podcast planning, small-business order tracking, freelance client management and trip itineraries.
Users can connect the apps they rely on so information in a Space updates in the background. That could include new concert dates, price changes or savings progress. Notes, checklists and edits made within a Space remain available when users return.
Spaces are available starting today wherever Muse is offered. The company said it’s exploring ways to let users share Spaces and collaborate with others.
Muse is also rolling out specialized versions of its models, trained with insights from Muse Wonder, to improve the overall experience. More details are available in the company’s announcement about the specialized models.
