Meta Muse connectors: the full list and how to add one

There are two ways in, and both end at the same sign-in screen for the app you are connecting. Steps below follow Meta's help article on connectors.

From Settings

1. 01
   Open Settings

   In the Muse app, open Settings and tap Connectors.

2. 02
   Pick the app

   Tap Connect next to the connector you want and read what it will be able to do.

3. 03
   Continue

   Tap Continue to start the authorization.

4. 04
   Sign in and approve

   Follow the app's own login and permission steps. The connector then shows as connected.

By asking Muse

You can also type the request in chat, for example "Connect my Gmail". Muse walks you through the same sign-in.

Control what a connector can do

By default Muse asks for approval before important actions such as sending an email. Many connectors can be limited so Muse only retrieves data and never acts, and you can change when Muse asks for approval in Settings. Some connectors, like calendars, push updates to Muse on their own; Meta flags those before you connect.

Disconnect a connector

Go to Settings, then Connectors, and disconnect it. Information Muse already used can stay in its memories and conversation history, so ask Muse to forget anything you want removed.

Status key: live means confirmed by Meta, the partner, or two independent reports; reported means one unofficial source such as an in-app screenshot. Meta shows the real list only inside the app, so treat counts elsewhere as estimates. Our main secondary source is PostFast's sourced list, checked against Meta's own pages.

Meta's own apps

Email, calendar and contacts

Docs, notes and productivity

Money, shopping, travel and going out

Health, home and devices

Developer and infrastructure

Sales and finding customers

Meta and its partners have named these, mostly around Meta Connect on September 23. Treat them as coming until they show up in your app.

If the app you need is missing, you can ask Muse to create a custom connector. Muse may ask for the service's API details and stores any key in its Secure Credentials Store. The trade-off is review: Meta checks directory connectors, and it does not review custom ones.

Full walkthrough: how to add a custom connector to Meta Muse.

Muse is good at the errands around a business: inbox, calendar, bookings, payments. What it has no connector for is the step before all of that, finding the people who might buy. We are building a superagnt_ connector for it:

• People and company search: owners, founders and managers who match the customer you describe.
• Work email finder and verifier, so Muse never drafts to a guessed address.
• Buyer Signal Search: people on X and LinkedIn publicly asking for what you sell, scored against your ideal customer, with the post that shows why.

The step-by-step version is in how to find customers with Meta Muse.

Meta opened connectors to developers on September 18, 2026. The submission page at muse.ai/platform lists three steps:

1. 01
   Describe your product

   Tell Meta what the connector does and how people will use it.

2. 02
   Submit for review

   Meta checks functional, security and legal requirements and tests the connector end to end.

3. 03
   Appear in the directory

   Approved connectors show up in Muse, and editors pick some for featured placement.

Meta also partnered with Stripe so connectors can take payments with Link. As of this update Meta has not published an SDK, fees, a revenue share or a review timeline. Reported submission counts passed 1,500 in the first week.

• 2026-09-25: first version. Categories, statuses and the announced list checked against Meta's help center, muse.ai/platform and PostFast's list.