Google describes the new Daily Brief feature as a personalized digest designed to be your first stop each morning. It pulls together information from a user’s inbox, calendar, and most important tasks, and then organizes them into a clear overview. The company says Daily Brief doesn’t just summarize this information, it also prioritizes tasks and suggests next steps, with the most important items shown first.

The Gemini app already has considerable reach; the company said it has more than 900 million users monthly and is available in over 230 countries and in more than 70 languages. But Google clearly wants more and without losing its existing customers.

Google said it rebuilt the app from the ground up. Now, when users open the app, they’ll see a new design language called “Neural Expressive,” which brings fluid animations, vibrant colors, new typography, and haptic feedback.

Gemini’s responses are no longer presented as a wall of text, which is the case with most AI chatbots. Instead, key information appears in bold at the top. Additional text and possibly other elements such as images and timelines appear as the user scrolls down.