Google really wants you to download its Gemini app. The tech giant is pulling the AI tool from its iOS search app — you know, the Google app — in an apparent effort to push you to the Gemini app. The tech giant alerted customers to the change in an email.

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Google is pulling its Gemini assistant from the main Google app on iOS, in a bid to encourage users to download the dedicated Gemini app.

Last fall, Google introduced a standalone Gemini app for iOS. At the same time, the AI assistant remained in the standalone Google app. That’s now changing. As 9to5Google first noted, Google is informing iOS users that it will remove Gemini support from the Google app. In doing so, it wants you to rely solely on the Gemini app.

Google made it clear that it was all-in on Gemini AI by launching a standalone app for iOS in November. It’s part of a bigger push toward smarter AI experiences on mobile. Now, Google is doubling down by completely pulling Gemini from the main Google app on iOS, steering users toward the standalone version instead.