Gemini Adds a New Wave of Connected Apps, From Adobe to Peloton
Google rolled out a new wave of Connected Apps for Gemini, integrating third-party services across productivity, creative work, and everyday lifestyle tasks.
Details
- Productivity tools: Airtable, Linear, monday.com, PandaDoc, Wispr AI, and Zoho, for managing projects, organizing databases, and capturing notes without leaving Gemini
- Creative apps: Adobe, Picsart, Squarespace, and Webflow, for designing visual assets and building websites directly within the platform
- Lifestyle services: apartments.com for housing searches, Experian for credit monitoring, Peloton for workout planning, and SeatGeek for event ticketing
- How to use them: activate integrations through Gemini settings, or invoke a specific app directly in a conversation with an @ mention
- Rollout: began September 23, 2026, with a phased deployment rather than immediate universal availability
What happened next
The expansion pushes Gemini further toward being a single interface for tasks that would otherwise require switching between separate apps, spanning work tools, creative software, and personal errands in one rollout.