Gratitude, a mental wellness app, aimed to enhance its user experience through new features but faced development challenges. The team found that debugging and research slowed down progress, hindering feature implementation. To address this, Gratitude integrated Gemini in Android Studio, an AI assistant to streamline development. Gemini helped the team solve complex coding problems, such as object injection in Kotlin. It also provided efficient access to documentation, enabling quick learning within Android Studio. Gemini assisted in identifying performance bottlenecks and suggested improvements like using collectAsStateWithLifecycle. Moreover, it analyzed crash reports, helping to diagnose and address stability issues, improving the app's overall quality. As a result, developers gained time for ideation and experimentation, leading to new features like AI-generated images for vision boards. Using Gemini, the UI for this feature was quickly built with Compose Preview Generation. The Gratitude team anticipates further enhancements, aiming to fix glitches and optimize performance with the help of Gemini. Ultimately, Gemini in Android Studio enabled the Gratitude team to accelerate development, improve morale, and offer an enhanced user experience, showcasing the AI's capabilities. This allowed the team to be more productive and excited about introducing new innovations.