Google to Allow Developers to Connect Applications to Gemini and Search
The new Connected Apps Platform will enable developers to integrate their services into Gemini and Google Search. Google aims to simplify user interaction with applications through AI tools.
Google has introduced the Connected Apps Platform for companies and developers who want to connect their services to Gemini and Google Search.
To integrate, developers connect their application to the cloud-based MCP server or Android MCP via the AppFunctions API, then register, test, and submit it through the Google Connected Console. They can choose access via Search, the Gemini app, or both products. After publication, developers will be able to monitor traffic, latency, and error rates, as well as manage verified logos and authenticated accounts.
According to Google, over 50 connected applications are already available in Gemini, including services from Adobe, Experian, Localiza, and Peloton. These are expected to appear in Google Search within the next few weeks; the Calm app will later launch simultaneously in Gemini and Search.
