Google Gemini Expands Connected Apps With Adobe, Airtable, Peloton and More

Google is expanding Gemini’s connected app ecosystem with a new group of integrations designed to help users handle work, creative projects and everyday tasks without leaving the AI assistant. The latest additions include services from Airtable, Adobe, Peloton, SeatGeek and several other platforms.

The new integrations are rolling out starting Sept. 23 and build on Google’s broader effort to make Gemini a central hub for interacting with third-party services.

Gemini Adds More Connected Apps

Connected apps allow Gemini users to access supported services directly while interacting with the chatbot. Instead of switching between browser tabs or opening separate applications, users can potentially complete tasks through their ongoing Gemini conversation.

Google has already expanded the feature to services including iHeartRadio, Zocdoc and Ticketmaster. The latest rollout extends the concept across three main areas: productivity, creativity and lifestyle.

The expansion reflects a broader push to make AI assistants more useful for tasks that require information or functionality from external platforms.

Productivity Integrations Include Airtable and Zoho

For workplace and productivity tasks, Gemini is adding integrations with Airtable, Linear, monday.com, PandaDoc, Wispr AI and Zoho.

These platforms cover a wide range of business needs, including project management, databases, document workflows and workplace organization.

Airtable combines database functionality with collaborative work tools, while Linear and monday.com are widely used for managing projects and workflows. PandaDoc focuses on document management and digital agreements, and Zoho offers a broad portfolio of business software.

Bringing these services into Gemini could reduce the need for users to repeatedly move between an AI conversation and separate productivity platforms when handling work-related tasks.

Adobe, Picsart and Web Platforms Join Creative Category

Google is also expanding Gemini’s creative capabilities through connected apps from Adobe, Picsart, Squarespace and Webflow.

Adobe provides widely used software for photography, graphic design, video production and document creation, while Picsart offers image and design tools aimed at both consumers and creators.

Squarespace and Webflow, meanwhile, are platforms used to build and manage websites. Their addition could make Gemini more useful for users working on digital content, online businesses and web projects.

The integrations fit into the growing role of generative AI in creative workflows, where users increasingly combine conversational tools with specialized design and publishing software.

Peloton and SeatGeek Expand Gemini’s Lifestyle Tools

Gemini’s lifestyle category is also gaining several notable services, including Apartments.com, Experian, Peloton and SeatGeek.

Apartments.com provides rental property listings, while Experian offers consumer credit and financial information services. Peloton focuses on connected fitness and workout programs, and SeatGeek operates a ticket marketplace for sports, concerts and other live events.

The SeatGeek integration, for example, could make it easier for users to work with event-related services while remaining inside a Gemini conversation rather than moving to another tab or app.

The new additions broaden Gemini beyond traditional AI tasks such as answering questions, summarizing information and generating content. Google is increasingly positioning the assistant as an interface capable of connecting users with services they already use for work and daily activities.

Google Continues Building Gemini Into a Connected Assistant

The latest rollout demonstrates how Google is extending Gemini through third-party integrations alongside improvements to the underlying AI platform.

By adding services across productivity, creativity and lifestyle categories, Google is giving users more ways to interact with external tools from within Gemini. The approach could make the assistant more practical for multi-step activities that previously required moving among several websites or applications.

With Airtable, Adobe, Peloton, SeatGeek and other services joining its connected app ecosystem, Gemini is continuing its evolution from a standalone chatbot into a broader digital assistant designed to work across multiple parts of users’ online lives.

William Faulkner

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