Build your own tracker app with Muse Spaces
Describe a tracker, planner or dashboard in one sentence and Muse builds it as a mini app you keep using. Here's how it works, plus a prompt that plans the perfect Space before you build it.
By Alan Brown
📱 Meta's AI can now build you your own app from one sentence.
- 1️⃣ Open the Muse app and describe what you want, for example "build me a gym tracker for my workouts". Muse builds a first version.
- ✅ You can tick things off and add notes inside the Space, and it saves them for next time. Ask Muse for changes in plain English.
- 📌 Pin Spaces to the sidebar or main tabs, or schedule them to appear on certain days.
- 🔗 Spaces can connect to apps you've linked to Muse, like Gmail and Google Calendar, so they update in the background. Meta says connectors are rolling out gradually.
- 🆓 Muse is free for most everyday use, with paid plans. It's on iOS, Android, Mac and the web in the US and Singapore. Launched 6 November 2026.
Context & limitations
Meta hasn't said how many Spaces you can build on the free plan or how often connected Spaces refresh, and sharing Spaces with other people isn't available yet. The prompt below works with any AI app builder.
Do this yourself
Most people never build the tracker or planner they need because apps feel like a developer's job. Spaces turns a plain-English description into a tool you can tick off, add notes to and come back to, so the hard part becomes deciding what you actually want to track.
Want to build this with a teacher?
Pathwise Academy runs small, hands-on AI classes in Singapore for ages 10–17 and adults.