Gemini app makes Daily Brief free in the US
After introducing at I/O 2026 in May, Google is making Daily Brief in the Gemini app available for free in the US. more…
Google is offering the Daily Brief feature in the Gemini app for free in the United States, following its introduction at the I/O 2026 conference in May. Daily Brief creates a morning list of your tasks and priorities by analyzing your Gmail, Google Calendar, Connected Apps, and past Gemini chats. The app begins with a "Top of mind" section displaying time-sensitive tasks with upcoming deadlines, followed by "FYI" items with dates attached and a "Looking ahead" section focusing on long-term goals and suggested next steps.
Users can mark completed items, engage in a chat with Gemini, and provide feedback indicating whether an item was helpful or not. As of last Friday, Gemini Daily Brief is accessible to personal Google Accounts with Personal Intelligence, Memory, and Google Workspace integration enabled, without the need for a Google AI subscription.
Users can access the feature through the Gemini side panel, and receive a daily notification, which can be disabled in the account menu. Additionally, users can interact with the digest through Gemini Live by asking, "What's my daily brief?" For further news, viewers can check out 9to5Google on YouTube.
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