Connects Muse to the Home app on your iPhone.
Listed in Muse settings under Connectors. Connect it there and Muse can work with the Home app on your iPhone.
Source: Seen in the Muse app's Connectors list on iPhone, Sept 23 2026 · First listed September 23, 2026
What Muse can see: When you tap Connect, Muse shows exactly what it will be able to access. Read it before you agree.
Before it acts: Meta says Muse asks before taking actions it thinks need review, and you can disconnect it at any time in Settings.
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Listed in the Muse connector directory. Open Muse settings, tap Connectors, find it, and tap Connect. You can also ask Muse to connect it. See each screen, with pictures
Approved by Meta. Add it in Muse: Settings, then Connectors.
No public endpoint to probe.
Listed in the Muse connector directory. Open Muse settings, tap Connectors, find it, and tap Connect. You can also ask Muse to connect it.
Meta reviews directory connectors for functional, security and legal requirements before listing them. Muse asks before taking actions on your behalf, and you can disconnect it from Muse settings at any time.
Yes. The connector is free to use. Your Muse plan and any account with Apple are separate.
This listing was added from public sources (Seen in the Muse app's Connectors list on iPhone, Sept 23 2026). If you build Apple Home, claim it to correct the details and get your badge.
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