Gemini adds connections to 14 third-party services

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Published Thursday, September 24, 2026 · 7:21 AM EDT

Google's Gemini now supports 14 additional connected services, letting users reach certain functions of those apps from a Gemini conversation. The additions include work services such as Airtable, Linear and Zoho; creative tools including Adobe and Webflow; and services for apartment searches, credit information, fitness and tickets. Users can connect an app in settings or call up a supported service in chat. Each integration limits Gemini to the actions and permissions that service supports, and an unconnected app may require authorization. Availability varies by location, language, device, account and app version. Relevant chat information may be shared with connected services under their own privacy policies.

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