A New Wave of Connected Apps Is Rolling Out to Gemini

A new wave of Connected Apps is rolling out to Gemini. Mai Lowe, group product manager for the Gemini app, published the news on the Google Blog on 23 September 2026. Google is bringing more of the apps people already use directly into Gemini. Instead of switching between tabs, you can manage projects, design creative assets, and plan your workouts in one place. Google said those Connected Apps were beginning to roll out that day, in productivity, creativity, and lifestyle.

On the productivity side, the new Connected Apps are Airtable, Linear, monday.com, PandaDoc, Wispr AI, and Zoho. Google says you can use that group to manage projects, organize databases, dictate notes, and more. A project update, a database change, or a dictated note can start in Gemini once the app is connected, instead of beginning with a search through open tabs.

The creativity list is Adobe, Picsart, Squarespace, and Webflow. With those Connected Apps, Gemini is meant to help you bring ideas to life, design visual assets, and build websites. A visual, a design, or a site can be requested in the same conversation you already use for other tasks.

Lifestyle sits closer to errands than to office work. You can search for your next apartment with apartments.com, monitor your credit with Experian, plan workouts with Peloton, and find event tickets on SeatGeek. The same Gemini chat that can open a project tool can also start a housing search, a credit check, a workout plan, or a ticket lookup.

Getting started stays inside Gemini. Connect your favorite apps in Gemini settings, or bring them into the chat by typing an @ mention or by asking directly. The announcement treats the @ mention and a direct question as equal ways to call an app you have already connected. Read the full announcement on the Google Blog.