Google regularly integrates its AI capabilities into its various products, and the latest beneficiary is Google Keep. The note-taking app now has a new feature that lets users quickly create to-do lists and reminders using Gemini, Google's AI-powered assistant.<\/p>\n
Following the introduction of Gemini Workspace features for personal accounts, Google<\/a> Keep is the latest app to get an AI boost. Spotted by 9to5Google<\/a> and Android expert Michael Rahman<\/a>A new experimental feature, “Help me create a list”, is currently being tested with some Android users.<\/p>\n This generative AI tool simplifies list creation. When creating a new Google Keep note, you'll see a large “Help me create a list” button. Tap it, enter your list topic, and the AI \u200b\u200bgenerates a starting point for your list. The more details you provide, the better the results, and you can also give feedback with a thumbs up or down to refine the AI's suggestions over time.<\/p>\n \u201cHelp me create a list\u201d joins the \u201cHelp me write\u201d feature in Gmail as a mobile-first use of Google\u2019s Gemini AI. Other Gemini Workspace features currently focus on web apps like Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Meet.<\/p>\n In addition to the addition of AI, Google Keep is also testing a new floating bottom toolbar similar to the one that was recently rolled out to the Google Chat app. The separate buttons for audio and photo notes will disappear in favor of this more manageable bar, with these options available within a note.<\/p><\/div>\nHow it works?<\/h2>\n
A new look for Google Keep<\/h2>\n
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