- Google has made “Daily Brief,” a productivity feature for the Google AI “Gemini” app initially announced at “Google I/O 2026” and rolled out to members of “Google AI Plus,” “Google AI Pro,” and “Google AI Ultra” in the US, available for free.
- “Daily Brief” is based on “CC,” a Gemini-powered AI agent feature deployed on “Google Labs,” an experimental project platform in the early stages of development for the US and Canada.
- By integrating with “Gmail,” “Google Calendar,” “Google Drive,” and the web as a whole, it consolidates your daily schedule, key tasks, and other latest information into a single briefing delivered to your inbox every morning.
On Friday, September 4, 2026, local time, Google made its Google AI “Gemini” app productivity feature “Daily Brief“—which compiles your daily schedule, key tasks, and other latest information into a single briefing delivered to your email every morning—available for free. The feature was originally announced at the developer event “Google I/O 2026” in May 2026 and began rolling out to US subscribers of “Google AI Plus,” “Google AI Pro,” and “Google AI Ultra.”
The “Daily Brief” in the “Gemini” app is based on “CC,” a Gemini-powered AI agent feature rolled out on “Google Labs,” an early-stage experimental project platform for the US and Canada. Once you opt in to “Daily Brief,” it integrates with “Gmail,” “Google Calendar,” “Google Drive,” and the broader web to deliver a consolidated briefing of your day’s schedule, major tasks, and updates straight to your email every morning.
Furthermore, “Daily Brief” is designed not just to provide the latest summary information, but also to suggest actionable next steps, actively guiding users toward achieving their goals.
While “Daily Brief” was initially rolled out exclusively for US “Google AI Plus,” “Google AI Pro,” and “Google AI Ultra” members, it has now been opened up to free-tier users as well. However, it remains available only in the United States for now.