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Google has released a preview of the Connected Apps Platform, allowing developers to build and manage Connected Apps for Search and Gemini apps on a single platform. Developers complete integration through a cloud-hosted MCP server or Android MCP combined with AppFunctions APIs, then register, test, and submit via the Google Connected Console, and choose to launch on Search, Gemini, or both; after launch, they can view traffic, latency, and error rates. Google says Search and Gemini already have more than 50 Connected Apps, with integrations from Adobe, Experian, Localiza, and Peloton already live on Gemini and coming to Search in the coming weeks, and Calm's integration will also roll out on both. TechCrunch AI reports that the platform is currently available in preview as a beta to U.S. developers, and after launch it can track traffic, latency, and error rates while retaining brand identity and authenticated accounts.
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Oct 29
TechCrunch AI
Google Launches Connected Apps Platform, Opening Gemini and Search Access to Developers
Google has released the Connected Apps Platform, allowing enterprises and developers to submit their own apps for integration with Gemini and Google Search, and to choose to launch on only one or both. The platform is currently available in beta preview to US developers; after launch, it will allow tracking of traffic, latency, and error rates, while retaining brand identity and verified accounts. Gemini already has more than 50 Connected Apps, including partners such as Adobe, Experian, Localiza, and Peloton; these apps will enter Google Search in the coming weeks. The meditation app Calm will also launch on Gemini and Search.
Oct 28
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Google Launches Connected Apps Platform, Letting Developers Integrate with Search and Gemini Through a Unified Interface
Google has released the preview version of the Connected Apps Platform, where developers can build and manage Connected Apps for Search and Gemini applications on the same platform. Developers complete integration through a cloud-hosted MCP server or Android MCP combined with AppFunctions APIs, then use the Google Connected Console to register, test, and submit, and choose to launch on Search, Gemini, or both; after launch, they can view traffic, latency, and error rates. Google says Search and Gemini already have more than 50 Connected Apps, with integrations from Adobe, Experian, Localiza, and Peloton already live on Gemini and set to arrive in Search in the coming weeks, while Calm's integration will also launch on both.