Google announced direct export of Gemini interactive apps to Google Sites on 19 October 2026. The result starts as a new private site draft. Exporting and publishing are separate actions, even if the app already runs inside the editor.
Verify the draft first
Use Export → Google Sites when the option is available. Check the resulting site’s name, owner context and preview. Test one meaningful interaction with fictional data, then inspect the mobile layout. A working editor preview does not establish access for the eventual audience.
Google says the feature requires Sites to be enabled and permission to create and edit sites. Existing organizational Sites and Drive policies still apply. Do not interpret an unavailable export button as a reason to bypass those controls.
Publish only when that is the intended action
Review who may see the published site and what content is included. After an authorized publication, open the final audience-facing URL using an appropriate permitted account and repeat the interaction. Keep the draft link and public URL distinct in your handover. This guide explains a workflow; it does not authorize publishing a private example or changing another site’s sharing.
The announcement covers the web, Android and iOS for Workspace, Workspace Individual and personal Google accounts with Gemini access, subject to those permissions. Its 19 October date is sixteen days before this review: this is a practical handoff guide, not today’s breaking news. For an invented study quiz, select an answer, restart the quiz and repeat on a narrow screen. Before any authorized publication, remove private sample data and decide the intended audience. No app was exported or site published for this article.