Peloton is being added as a Connected App for Google Gemini, allowing members to search for Peloton classes, add workouts to their Peloton schedule, and create multi-day training plans through Google’s AI assistant.
Google announced the integration last week as part of a larger wave of new Connected Apps rolling out to Gemini.
Peloton was included in the Lifestyle category alongside services including Apartments.com, Experian, and SeatGeek.
Google said:
“Instead of switching between tabs, you can now manage projects, design creative assets, and plan your workouts all in one place.”
For Peloton specifically, Google describes the integration as being able to search for and schedule Peloton classes and create multi-day training plans.
Peloton describes the integration as allowing members to “discover classes and add them to their Peloton schedules.”
That means members can ask Gemini for a particular type of Peloton workout, narrow down the results conversationally, and add selected classes directly to their Peloton schedule without separately searching through the Peloton app.
The Peloton integration appears to be rolling out gradually.
Google said the new Connected Apps began rolling out September 23, but Peloton is not yet appearing in every Gemini account’s Connected Apps settings. Members who do not see Peloton listed yet may simply need to wait for the rollout to reach their account.
Once available, Connected Apps can be enabled through Gemini’s settings.
Google also says users can specifically call an app into a conversation by typing an @ mention and selecting it, or Gemini can use a connected app when a request calls for it.
There are currently several requirements for using the Peloton integration.
Google lists Peloton as available only for personal Google accounts, for users age 18 or older, in the United States, and with Gemini set to English. It is supported in both the Gemini web and mobile apps, and Google lists Peloton as working in both regular Gemini Chat and Gemini Spark.
This is a feature inside Gemini – not a new feature appearing inside the Peloton app. Members who do not use Google’s AI assistant will not see anything change in their normal Peloton usage.
Gemini becomes the third major outside AI assistant to gain a Peloton integration in less than a year.
Peloton’s ChatGPT integration launched in November 2025 after being announced the previous month.
That integration allows members to search for classes, view workout details, create training plans, and add classes to their Peloton schedule.
Earlier this month, Peloton also became a connector in Meta’s Muse AI agent.
Our tests found Muse could search Peloton’s class library, add and remove classes from a member’s schedule, build detailed training plans, and even monitor the Peloton schedule in the background for newly added workouts.
However, Muse could not directly access a member’s Peloton workout history through the connector.
Google’s description hints Gemini will cover many of the same core use cases, including class discovery, scheduling, and multi-day workout planning.
Peloton continues to work with third party partners, as seen with ChatGPT, Meta Muse, and now Google Gemini to bring the Peloton experience to as many AI tools as they can.
Peloton is also developing its own AI planning tools through Peloton IQ, giving members both first-party and third-party ways to build workout plans.
You can read Google’s announcement about the latest Gemini Connected Apps here.
We’ll take a closer look at Peloton inside Gemini once the integration becomes more widely available.
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