After starting in late June, Gemini Live on Android and iOS is now widely rolling out the ability to access Google apps like Keep and Tasks in real-time conversations.
At I/O 2025 in May, Google announced how Gemini Live would be able to create Calendar events, Tasks reminders, and add notes to Keep, as well as access information stored in those first-party apps. Google Maps integration also lets you ask for place details.
On Samsung devices, there’s access to Calendar, Notes, and Reminders. As such, Gemini Live goes from just having access to general information about the world to being able to tap into your information, just like the regular text chat experience.
Some users started getting the integration in late June, but this has been a slow rollout. When Google announced the first Gemini Drop in mid July, it was still not widely available.
Over the past few days or so, Gemini Live’s app access has been widely rolling out. When invoked, you will see a chip just above the fullscreen controls that note the app name with a circular loading indicator around the icon. Some actions, like “List created,” offer an “Undo” button.
You can directly namecheck the four Google apps to invoke access, while something more general like “do I have any reminders today” also works.
Meanwhile, apps access works alongside video and screen sharing. For example, you can create a new Calendar event if you see day/date details in the world or on your screen.
We’re seeing Gemini Live’s apps access rolled out on Android (Google app stable and beta) and iOS.
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