How to use Google Keep Notes with Google Assistant

Google finally added the ability to Google Assistant that allows users to take notes via Google Keep using their smartphones, Assistant-enabled smart speakers and other devices. This will help users to keep all their notes synced in one place. However, the feature by default is turned off and users will have to enable it manually. This is how you can do it.

Do keep in mind, Google has started rolling out this feature on December 6 and it might take some time for the update to reach to users depending upon the region they are in.

Pre-requisites:
Make sure the smartphone is running most recent update available for your smartphone

Working internet connectivity

Updated Google Assistant app

Steps to link Google Keep to Google Assistant

To open Google Assistant Settings, tap on the Google icon on your home screen or open Google app from the launcher. Tap on More from the bottom of the Assistant screen and then tap on Settings.

From the Settings, tap on Google Assistant option swipe left and navigate to Services. Then tap the Notes & Lists option and select Google Keep as the default note service.

Going forward, all your notes taken using Google Assistant will be stored directly to Google Keep account.

How to find and manage notes taken using Google Assistant

As already mentioned, all the notes will be saved to Google Keep account. To access them, you can simply ask Google Assistant on your smartphone or other Assistant-enabled devices. Alternatively, you can also download Google Keep app to see all your notes right on your smartphone.