Google launches dedicated Gemini Enterprise app to bring AI agents to workplace mobile devices

Google's latest app helps you use Gemini models and AI agents at work

Google released Gemini Enterprise, a focused version of its AI chatbot made for business use, in October of last year. It became the successor for Google Agentspace, bringing a new name and extra functionality to the platform while keeping the agentic AI features. Now, Gemini Enterprise has its own app on the Google Play Store, bringing intranet integration, secure workplace controls, and Google AI features to Android. The standalone app addresses a few user frustrations with Gemini Enterprise accounts in the standard Gemini app, as documented on Google's Gemini Apps Help page. Users reported being unable to access certain Gemini Enterprise tools, like corporate Google Workspace extensions, in the regular mobile app. Additionally, if workplace administrators don't specifically allow mobile access for their Google Workspace accounts, Gemini Enterprise is unavailable in the stock Gemini app.

Google releases Gemini Enterprise mobile apps to bring AI to all your key work tasks

* Gemini Enterprise is a "new front door" to agentic AI for non-technical workers * Users can interact with the tools via the new Gemini Enterprise mobile app * It's invite-only at the moment, but we expect a broader rollout soon Google has launched a dedicated Gemini Enterprise app specifically for business users, serving more of an agentic purpose than the regular consumer-facing Gemini app. Marketed as a totally separate app from the usual Google and Gemini apps, the new Gemini Enterprise app effectively replaces the outgoing Google Agentspace app for a more unified feel. Gemini Enterprise was launched in October 2025, with Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian describing it as "the new front door for AI in the workplace." Gemini Enterprise now gets its own mobile app Behind that door, Kurian wrote, are six key principles: the latest Gemini models; a no-code workbench to help non-technical employees access AI agents; pre-built AI agents for quicker deployment; enterprise-grade data connectivity across productivity apps like Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Salesforce and more; a centralized governance framework; and an open partner ecosystem for third-party integrations via A2A and MCP. Being a business-focused platform, Google stressed that company data, prompts and responses are not used to train Gemini models. The app's initial release build was launched two days ago on the App Store, but while it's there to be downloaded, the notes confirm it's "by invitation only." Users must sign in using a specific link shared by their company administrator. "Open the link sent by your company admin to sign in," a message reads upon opening the app. Google has not yet shared the intricacies of the app's launch, as it usually would with new features, so a blog post could be impending. The new app comes around one week after the launch of Gemini 3.1 Pro, which sees improvements to its reasoning capabilities and surpasses GPT-5.2 Thinking across multiple benchmarks. Follow TechRadar on Google News and add us as a preferred source to get our expert news, reviews, and opinion in your feeds. Make sure to click the Follow button! And of course you can also follow TechRadar on TikTok for news, reviews, unboxings in video form, and get regular updates from us on WhatsApp too.