Application
Gmail is Google's email product. AI connections to a mailbox raise obvious privacy questions, so permission scopes matter: read-only access to message metadata is a very different proposition from the ability to send mail on your behalf.
Official Gmail site (opens in a new tab) · Reviewed 28 Jul 2026
Gmail has 3 documentation-verified connections across the AI assistants Connector Scout tracks (ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini), out of 3 records on this page. Compare the records rather than the logos: the same application can be read-only on one assistant and able to create records on another, and each assistant grants permissions separately.
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Yes. Gmail is an official ChatGPT app that can search and read connected mail and draft reply content in the conversation.
Yes. Claude’s Gmail connector can search and read email, draft messages with formatting and context, and send, reply to and forward email from Gmail.
Yes. Gemini accesses Gmail through the Google Workspace Connected App to find, summarize, and answer questions about email.
Part of the Google Workspace connection
No sources are attached to this record yet, so no factual claims are published for it.
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