Walmart and Google have outlined plans to roll out a shopping interface built around the technology giant’s Gemini AI assistant.

The retailer said the technology is scheduled to make its debut within the Gemini app in the US followed by a phased international expansion.

The service will present Walmart and Sam’s Club products within Gemini when they align with user requests, including seasonal needs or category-specific searches.

During conversational interactions, Gemini will be able to draw from Walmart’s inventory, enabling users to narrow down options through successive queries.

Once accounts are connected, Walmart will be able to suggest related items based on a customer’s prior online and in-store purchasing history.

Incoming Walmart president and CEO John Furner said: “Partnering with Google to bring the Walmart experience directly into Gemini is another step toward creating seamless shopping experiences for customers and members that are more intuitive and personal than ever before.”

The system will also allow products identified through Gemini to be added to existing Walmart or Sam’s Club shopping carts.

The experience will include fulfilment options, giving customers access to delivery from stores and club locations at selected sites.

Google and Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai said: “AI can improve every step of the consumer journey, from discovery to delivery. Walmart is an innovator in retail and we are excited to partner with them on a new open standard to make agentic commerce a reality. Customers will soon be able to experience everything they love about Walmart directly in the Gemini app.”