1. Switch to Spark
On Gemini, choose Spark at the top of the sidebar instead of Chat.
If Spark is not available yet, availability may depend on your account and Google’s gradual rollout.
2. Open Connected Apps
In the sidebar, open Customize and select Connected Apps. You can also open gemini.google.com/apps directly.
3. Add a custom app
Scroll to Custom apps for Spark and select Add a custom app.
4. Paste the address
Paste the Judaro address into the app-link field and select Next.
Address to copy: https://mcp.judaro.com/mcp
5. Approve the connection
Gemini explains what an external MCP server can do. Review the notice, tick the consent box, and select Connect.
Approve only the exact address shown here: https://mcp.judaro.com/mcp
6. Review Google permissions
Google shows the permissions for the custom app. Review them and select Agree and continue.
7. Sign in to Judaro
The Judaro sign-in page opens. Continue by email, Google, or Microsoft. If you choose Google, select the matching account on the next screen.
Important. Sign in with the email registered with Judaro. Any of the three sign-in methods is fine.
8. Save and connect the app
After sign-in, Gemini shows the app name and the actions it found. Keep the name Judaro and select Connect.
9. Make sure Judaro is active
Back on the Connected Apps page, Judaro appears under Custom apps for Spark with its toggle on.
10. Try a question in Gemini
Return to Gemini and open a new Spark conversation. Judaro can be used from context; to select it explicitly, type @, choose Judaro, and continue with your question.
If Gemini returns a list of domains, the connection works and you can continue in a normal conversation.