While Google Gemini is already quite powerful on its own, you can further enhance its capabilities by using apps or extensions, enabling the AI chatbot to interact with other applications such as Google Drive, Gmail, YouTube, and Google Keep. However,Gemini Live It does not support the extensions mentioned above. At I/O 2025, Google announced it was developing the above feature for Gemini Live, and just over two months later, there’s already further news — it seems ready to offer it to some users to try.
Gemini Live integrates with Google Keep to help users boost productivity.
According to 9to5Google’s reportOn the popular forum Reddit, some users have reported that they can now talk with Gemini Live and ask it to create and save notes directly in Google Keep. Previously, users could not ask Gemini Live to take such actions, so the addition of this new feature allows you to have natural conversations with the AI bot and ask it to record notes in the Google Keep app, enriching the feature’s practicality.
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The better news is that when sharing your camera with Gemini Live, you can also ask it to record details from documents or take notes in Google Keep. While Gemini Live itself is free, it’s currently unclear whether Gemini app support is only available to subscribers of the paid AI plan.
The company has invested time in extending the free license of Gemini Live to all Android and iPhone users. At this stage, support for Gemini Live and Google Keep may be in its early days, so a fully integrated version may take a while before it shows up on your phone. However, you can also try force-stopping the Google/Gemini app on your device and updating to the latest version available on the Play Store to get the Keep extension working in Gemini Live.
In addition to Keep, Gemini Live will also integrate with other Gemini apps, such as Maps, Tasks, and Calendar, and may start rolling out to a limited number of users in the coming days. The Gemini app integration follows Google’s rollout of live caption support in Gemini Live, which has now been widely released. The next time you call up Gemini Live, you should see a live caption button in the top-right corner.
Source: KOCPC Chinese