Spaces are open, and sharing is still a trial

The Meta newsroom post is timestamped 2026-11-06T18:00:58+00:00, which is 02:00 in Beijing on 7 November. The post says spaces are now in the Muse app. In the post's definition, a space is a custom experience created inside Muse by describing an idea. The examples are a holiday gift tracker, a daily word game, and a planning board for a DIY project.

The post says the first idea is only a starting point. A space can keep being adjusted: add what is missing, try a different look, or change how it works. A space can sit in the sidebar, move into the main tabs, be hidden, or appear on a schedule. The example in the post is a weekly planner kept up front on workdays and swapped for weekend plans on Saturday.

The post lists uses it presents as suitable. One is a shopping view that puts holiday and birthday gift ideas, wishlists from Instagram saves, and Marketplace listings and buyer messages in one place. Another is a school dashboard that finds events relevant to children in school email and adds them to a calendar. Those are examples in the newsroom post, not an independently checked feature list.

After the apps in use are connected, the post says spaces update themselves in the background. The changes it names are new concert dates, price changes, and savings progress. The post also says items can be checked off, notes can be added, and edits can be made inside a space, and that the contents remain when someone returns.

The post says that, starting on the day of the post, spaces are available everywhere Muse is available. It does not list countries or regions, and it does not state a price. Sharing is not described as a feature that is already available. The post says sharing spaces with other people, for a more collaborative experience, is still being explored.

The same post adds that specialized model versions trained with learnings from Muse Wonder are rolling out to Muse. This post does not name those models or give parameters or scores.

The post does not say what happens when an idea fails to become a space, which data a connected app can expose, or when sharing would leave the exploring stage.