Gemini task automation lets Google’s assistant open other apps and tap through them for you. According to code found by Android Authority, the feature reportedly targets a list of 134 apps. The US list includes DoorDash, Lyft, Starbucks, Target, Walmart, Best Buy, Kroger, Yelp and three major airlines.
Which phones get the feature matters just as much. Pixel 10 owners already have it, and on Samsung’s side it reportedly stays limited to Galaxy devices launched in 2026.
The US apps Gemini task automation reportedly supports
The US section of the list has 20 entries. We’ve grouped them by what you’d actually ask Gemini to do:
- Food and coffee: DoorDash, Grubhub, McDonald’s, Burger King, KFC, Starbucks
- Shopping and groceries: Walmart, Target, Best Buy, Kroger, Poshmark
- Convenience stores: 7-Eleven, 7NOW
- Travel and rides: Delta, United Airlines, American Airlines, Lyft
- Tickets and local: Vivid Seats, TodayTix, Yelp
A separate set of global apps also appears on the list. It includes Uber, Uber Eats, Airbnb, Booking.com, Expedia, eBay, Etsy, Temu, SHEIN, StubHub, Slack and Microsoft Teams.
Regional lists cover India (Zomato, Blinkit), the UK and Ireland (Tesco, Deliveroo) and five other markets.
Which phones get it
On Pixel, the Pixel 10 has had task automation since Google launched the feature. We covered which Pixels made the cut in our post on Gemini Intelligence on the Pixel 10.
Samsung’s list looks narrower. SamMobile reports the feature is expected only on Galaxy devices launched in 2026 that run Android 17 with One UI 9.0 or newer. According to that report, the eligible models are:
- Galaxy S26 series: Galaxy S26, S26+, S26 Ultra, S26 FE
- Foldables: Galaxy Z Flip 8, Z Fold 8, Z Fold 8 Ultra
- Tablets: Galaxy Tab S12+, Tab S12 Ultra (the Tab S FE is excluded)
SamMobile also says the rollout will be phased. Owners of 2025 and older Galaxy phones shouldn’t expect it, based on that report.
How Google decides which apps qualify
Android Authority’s Aamir Siddiqui reports that Google sends the list to phones from its servers. Each entry pairs an app’s package name with its signing certificate. In practice, only the Play Store version of an app qualifies. A copy installed from another store or sideloaded won’t work.
The 134 figure comes from Android Canary build 2611. Stable Android 17 QPR2 carries 114 apps. The extra 20 are Canary-only for now, including Costco, Reddit, X, Strava, Domino’s, Safeway, MyFitnessPal, Peloton and Flipkart.
Being on the list doesn’t guarantee Gemini will cooperate. Microsoft Word and Outlook are listed, yet Gemini refused or limited them in Android Authority’s testing. Swiggy and Zepto, which aren’t on the list, were refused outright.
The list has grown quickly. Task automation started in March with six apps: Lyft, Uber, Grubhub, DoorDash, Uber Eats and Starbucks. Android Authority adds a clear caveat about its own findings:
This reporting is based on work-in-progress code. These features may not ship.
The list could change at any time, since Google controls it from its servers.
What you should know before handing Gemini your apps
Most of these apps hold saved cards, delivery addresses and loyalty accounts. Letting an AI agent tap through them means it acts inside a logged-in account that can spend money. As of November 13, Google hasn’t published the list or detailed limits on what Gemini can do inside each app. It also hadn’t commented on Android Authority’s findings, and the outlet says it will update its report if Google responds.
Until those limits are spelled out, treat a food order or flight booking by Gemini like one made by someone else on your phone. Check the cart, the total and the payment method before anything goes through. For more on which devices run Google’s on-device models, see our list of phones that support Gemini Nano 4.
Source: Android Authority, SamMobile
