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Google rolls out AI drafts by voice in Docs for Android and iOS

Workspace users can now have documents drafted from spoken descriptions in the mobile Google Docs app. According to the source, the feature currently works only in English and is limited to certain plans and markets.

English only

Google rolls out AI drafts by voice in Docs for Android and iOS

Google has released Docs Live for Workspace users in the mobile Google Docs app on Android and iOS, according to AD HOC NEWS. The AI assistant Gemini creates document drafts from natural-language descriptions and, according to the source, draws on content from Gmail, Google Chat and Google Drive as well as information from the web.

What the feature does

Drafts are started via the app's create button. Depending on the instruction, Gemini formats the text for templates such as summaries, offers or project updates.

Limitations

According to the report, Docs Live currently works only in English. The source states there is no timetable for additional languages. Activation is tied to certain license models; the named plans include Business Standard and Business Plus, Enterprise Standard and Enterprise Plus, and Google AI Pro and Ultra. According to the source, the Education Fundamentals, Education Standard and Education Plus tiers are explicitly not included. According to the source, availability in Turkey was not separately specified; the source describes the launch date for the Netherlands as open.

Context

According to the source, the feature is intended for companies with Workspace access; the source makes no statement about speeding up drafting work. It remains unclear how companies will internally govern the AI's access to email and file content; the source gives no details.

Source: AD HOC NEWS, status as of 22 October 2026.

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