Meta Muse AI Connectors: The Next App Store Moment?

I think a gigantic opportunity has just opened up and we need to talk about it. Meta has opened up Muse, its personal AI agent to developers and you can now submit something called a connector which gives Muse a way to use your service when someone asks for help. And I think this could be the app store

moment for AI. So, if you're thinking about starting a business or you already have one, it's worth understanding what just became possible because billions of dollars are going to change hands. By the end of this video, you'll understand what Muse connectors are and where I'd look for business opportunities. We're going to walk through how you can build

one using a coding agent and submit it to Meta. We'll also spend some time on how people actually find what you've built because let's be real, that's a big part of whether any of this turns into a business. I'll give you four Muse Connector startup ideas for free by the end of this video. And if you're new

here, my name is Greg Eisenberg and I'm the host of the Startup Ideas podcast and I know a thing or two about social apps. In the past life, I was an adviser to Tik Tok, an adviser to Reddit, and now I build AI native businesses. If this episode gets 7,000 likes, comments, and subscribes, I'll drop a Muse

Connector guide 100% free with more ideas. I'll include the link in the pin comment description if that happens. So, go ahead and do that. All right, let's start the episode.

>> Think about what happened when Apple opened the App Store in 2008. Apple had built the phone. Now an outside developer could build something useful for the people who owned it and sell it through the store. Someone could build a photo editing app and charge for it. Apple supplied a way to distribute the