Google announced on Thursday that it is extending Gemini Spark access to additional users. The personal AI agent, first revealed at Google I/O this year, will now reach Google AI Pro subscribers across the United States. Google AI Ultra subscribers in further regions will also receive the tool, complete with support for local languages. The Mountain View company is simultaneously bringing Gemini Live to additional legacy smart-home devices.

Gemini Spark debuted at I/O 2026 as a background AI helper designed to manage multi-step tasks for users. It began with trusted testers, moved into beta for Google AI Ultra subscribers in the US, and now opens to a broader audience following this update.

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US Google AI Pro subscribers will gain access starting today, the company stated. Spark is also reaching Google AI Ultra subscribers worldwide, with local language support included in eligible markets. The feature remains unavailable in the European Economic Area, the UK, Switzerland, and Nigeria for now.

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Gemini Spark centers on planning and organizing tasks for AI agents and teams in repeatable scenarios, according to Google. It runs on Gemini 3.5 and the Antigravity IDE. The system transforms basic prompts into structured task outlines that cover roles, workflows, outputs, limits, handoff details, and verification steps. It does not carry out tasks directly.

The expansion continues the steady release that followed the initial launch. Last month, Google brought the agentic capabilities to the Gemini app on macOS, extending task automation to Mac users.

Separately, the company is widening Gemini Live support to more older smart-home hardware. After availability on select Google Home and Nest speakers and displays, the first-generation Google Home Mini and Google Nest Hub now include the feature as well.

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Users can start it with the voice command "Hey Google, let's chat," after which a chime signals the start of interactive conversation with the assistant.