Adobe and Linear Now Connect Directly to Gemini — 14 New Services Added on September 23
On September 23, 2026, Google added 14 services — including Adobe, Wispr AI, Linear, and Webflow — to Gemini's Connected Apps feature. Following the first wave of 14 services in August, you can now access creative and productivity tools directly from the Gemini app.
"I need to check my Adobe project." "I want to see my Linear tasks." Until now, you had to leave Gemini and open a separate app for each. On September 23, 2026, Google added 14 new services — including Adobe, Wispr AI, Linear, and Webflow — to Gemini's "Connected Apps" feature. This second wave of additions brings Gemini one step closer to becoming a true all-in-one hub.
What Is This? (What Are Connected Apps?)
"Connected Apps" is a feature that links the Gemini app to your other services. Once connected, you can just talk to Gemini to pull information from or interact with those apps.
For example, ask "Show me my Linear tasks due this week" and you'll get an answer — no need to open Linear separately. Setup takes just once, and after that, everything flows naturally through your Gemini conversation.
Note that this is separate from the Google Workspace integration (for Asana, Salesforce, etc.) aimed at businesses. This feature is designed for the personal Gemini app. Both professional and personal use cases are expanding.
What Was Added?
The September 23 additions were announced as the second wave, following the first batch of 14 services on August 12. Confirmed additions include:
| Category | Key Services |
|---|---|
| Creative | Adobe (images & design), Webflow (website building) |
| Productivity | Linear (task & project management), Wispr AI (voice dictation) |
Overall, the 14 new services span three categories: productivity, creative, and lifestyle. Combined with the August additions, that means 28+ services have joined the Gemini ecosystem in a short time. The range of things you can do with Gemini has grown significantly since spring.
Building the habit of "ask Gemini first" means less time jumping between apps. Whether it's checking an Adobe project or managing Linear tasks, the experience of handling it all in a single Gemini conversation is becoming a reality.
How Can You Use This? (Real-World Scenarios)
Scenario 1 — A creator connecting with Adobe
A web designer asks Gemini, "Tell me the status of my current Adobe projects." Based on the Adobe data, Gemini can provide an update and even suggest next steps, all in one place.
Scenario 2 — Managing project tasks with Linear
A freelancer or developer asks, "List all my Linear tasks due this week and prioritize them." They can review the task list and immediately ask Gemini to help plan their workday.
Scenario 3 — Using voice with Wispr AI
Wispr AI converts spoken words into text using your phone's microphone. When connected to Gemini, you can do things like analyze and organize voice memos — opening up new hands-free workflows.
How to Get Started
The setup is simple.
- Open the Gemini app on your smartphone or PC
- Go to settings and select "Connected Apps"
- Choose the service you want and connect it (one-time authentication required)
- Then just talk to Gemini as you normally would
Start with Linear or Adobe — whichever service you already use regularly. That way you'll notice the difference right away. You can turn off any connection at any time from settings, so feel free to experiment.
The rollout is currently focused on personal accounts in the US or with English language settings. Users in some regions or with non-English accounts may not have access yet. This feature targets personal Google accounts, not Google Workspace business accounts.
Summary
On September 23, 2026, Google added 14 services — including Adobe, Wispr AI, Linear, and Webflow — to Gemini's Connected Apps feature. This second expansion covers creative, productivity, and lifestyle categories, following the August wave.
Getting started is as easy as opening the Gemini app and connecting a service. More services are expected to join in the future. If you already use Adobe or Linear, now is a great time to check your settings. Gemini is growing into a hub that connects multiple apps — and right now is the perfect moment to start exploring.
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