Gate 1
Access evidence
Record the Google Account type, country, language, device, Gemini surface, Keep Activity state, and whether the exact app appears in Connected Apps.
Account-specific readiness record
Gemini Connected Apps Readiness
Describe the app, account, surface, intended action, and data. Generate a review checklist without assuming an announced integration is available or authorized.
Four gates before connection
Gate 2
Action evidence
Open Learn more and copy the supported and unsupported actions. Separate search, read, prepare, write, purchase, publish, and booking authority.
Gate 3
Data evidence
List the minimum data shared, provider account, retention and privacy review, sensitive fields excluded, and how access will be disconnected.
Gate 4
Confirmation evidence
Define the human review, provider receipt, duplicate prevention, rollback, and escalation required for consequential actions.
Required output
Allowed now
Facts proven by current settings, Learn more details, provider terms, and a reversible test.
Needs confirmation
Rollout, eligibility, unsupported actions, sensitive data, pricing, and destination questions that remain open.
Do not automate
Irreversible or consequential actions without an accountable reviewer, provider confirmation, and recovery path.
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Frequently Asked Questions
It creates a review checklist from the account, app, surface, action, and data boundaries you provide. It does not connect an app, inspect your Google Account, or grant permissions.
No. Google's August 12, 2026 launch says the new slate rolls out over the next few weeks. Current availability is confirmed in the signed-in Connected Apps settings.
Google's current help says it is required for Connected Apps on Gemini web, iOS, and smart watches. Android retains limited Utilities, Phone, Messages, and WhatsApp exceptions.
No. It can draft a readiness record, but an accountable person must review the exact action and the external provider must confirm completion.
Only as a separate trust path. A custom MCP server is operated by a third party and is currently limited to eligible Spark tasks; do not treat it as a listed consumer integration.