What connectors are available in Muse?

Can my brand get a connector into Meta's Muse?

Your brand cannot add a connector to Muse on its own yet. Muse lists 56 connectors, and Meta is the publisher of every one of them, including the ones partners built. Meta got more than 2,000 submissions in its first few days, so the queue is long.

Some context: Muse is Meta's personal AI agent. Meta launched it on September 8, 2026 in the US on iOS, Android and muse.ai. It had connectors from day one, and Muse for Small Business added work tools on September 29 (Asana, Canva, Notion, Shopify, Slack, Stripe and more). Partners can apply at muse.ai/platform.

Which connectors are available in Muse?

There are 56 connectors: 55 apps plus the built-in Browser. Meta sorts the list only loosely, so we grouped it ourselves.

Here is the complete list. "What it does" is Meta's own description, and "Also in" shows the other stores where we found the same connector.

Muse also has 11 built-in skills that do not appear in settings, for flights, places, tickets, phone health data and shopping catalogs. Meta announced retail deals with Walmart, Best Buy and Sephora at Connect, but they are not in the connector list, so we think they run through that shopping layer. We could not confirm it.

Why does Meta publish every Muse connector?

In ChatGPT, 8,038 listings come from 6,729 different publishers, and Spotify's listing says Spotify. In Muse, all 67 entries (the 56 connectors plus the 11 skills) say Meta. Meta writes the descriptions and the consent text, and it decides what gets in.

Under the hood, many of these are still the partner's own server. Canva connects through mcp.canva.com and Notion through mcp.notion.com. So the plumbing looks like ChatGPT's, but the storefront does not. There are no public store pages and no rankings, only a few connectors marked as featured.

Meta's connector guidelines explain the bar. A connector "should improve on what's possible in the browser experience," because Muse already has its own browser. Submissions go through three stages: risk assessment, tool review and end-to-end QA.

What will people see before they connect my app?

Each connector has a consent screen with three short bullets. The first is specific to the app. For Spotify: "Muse will access things like your library, playlists and devices." The other two are almost always the same:

• You choose what Muse can do. Muse asks before actions it thinks need review, and you can disconnect at any time.
• Keep an eye on things. "Muse may take unexpected actions. Monitor it carefully."

A few connectors go further. Linear, Lovable and Replit ask for read-only access first and add write access later. Link by Stripe and Shop Pay say Muse cannot see your full card details. And once connected, Muse keeps asking: tools start at "Ask on first use," and sensitive writes prompt every time.

Is Muse for consumers or for work?

Both, but more work than you would expect. Muse is pitched as an agent for everyone, yet 36 of the 56 connectors are work tools: Google and Microsoft apps, notes, design, building and running a business.

The consumer side sits in three places: Meta's own apps (Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, Threads), the built-in skills for travel, shopping and health, and a few consumer brands we found in no other store, like Philips Hue, Withings and Shop Pay. Muse also suggests connectors in the chat when you ask about an app it cannot reach yet.

If I'm already in ChatGPT or Claude, am I most of the way there?

Probably. 42 of Muse's 55 apps are also listed in ChatGPT, Claude or Cursor: 30 in ChatGPT, 28 in Claude and 25 in Cursor, and 17 are in all four stores. The 13 we found only in Muse are Meta's seven apps plus Google Forms, Google Tasks, Outlook Contacts, Philips Hue, Shop Pay and Withings.

A few worth a look:

So, what should you do?

Build for ChatGPT and Claude first. The same MCP server can sit behind a Muse connector, and most of what Meta asks for (sign-in, a test account, clear tools) you will already have.

Show why you beat the browser. Meta's bar is that a connector does more than Muse could do by browsing your site. Lead your application with the actions only your API can do.

Apply now. The queue is already over 2,000 submissions, and it will only get longer.

Plan for a listing you don't control. Meta writes the name, the description and the consent text. Make your tool names and descriptions clear, because they are what Meta and Muse will read.

Methodology

We read the connector list Muse serves to its apps every day. All numbers here are from October 20, 2026. We match one app across stores by name and owner, and found QuickBooks and Outlook Mail by hand, since their names differ in other stores. Groups are our own. More on our method page.