SNACK: 3-line summary
- Google began rolling out more Connected Apps for Gemini on September 23.
- Airtable, Adobe and Peloton are among the additions for project, creative and workout-related tasks.
- Check Connected Apps in Gemini settings, or try an @ mention or direct request in chat; an app may not appear on every account yet.
Gemini is gaining more ways to work with other apps. Google began rolling out new Connected Apps on September 23, covering everything from project tools to creative services and workout planning—but the rollout does not mean every account has them today.
Snackgirls react
AIKO: I’d like to see a project app connected in a real workflow. The interesting part is whether the handoff saves steps, not just whether the app appears on a list.
Red: I’m more curious about the workout and event side. If those connections show up for me, I’d try planning something I’d actually go do.
Project tools and creative apps join the list
For projects and databases, Google names Airtable, Linear and monday.com, alongside PandaDoc, Wispr AI and Zoho in its productivity group. Its creative group includes Adobe and Picsart, plus website tools Squarespace and Webflow. Google describes these additions as ways to manage projects, create visual assets and build websites from the Gemini app, without detailing what each individual connection can do.
Housing, credit, workouts and events
The lifestyle group names apartments.com, Experian, Peloton and SeatGeek. That widens the range of tasks Gemini may help with, though Google has not set out detailed workflows for each service.
Where to look for a connection
Google says users can connect preferred apps in Gemini settings, or bring them into a chat with an @ mention or a direct request. Check which apps are available to your account before planning around one; if it is missing, the rollout may not have reached you yet. Google has not specified country availability, plan requirements or when every account will receive each integration.
Sources and date: 2026-09-24 KST