Introducing Dreambeans, the app that connects you to what matters

Google Labs has introduced a new AI experimental app called Dreambeans that filters through digital noise to deliver information that truly matters to users. This app uses Personal Intelligence and Nano Banana 2 technology to generate optimized daily stories for users.

With user permission, it connects data from Google apps such as Gmail, Calendar, Photos, YouTube, Search to curate personalized content. For example, if you check an email about a dog treat delivery, it might suggest related training tips, or based on a friend's visit schedule, it might recommend nearby dog-friendly restaurants. Each story includes unique illustrations reflecting places and people the user frequently visits.

Key features include:

• Deep dive and action: Click on stories of interest to see more details, or take real-world action such as finding a nearby dog park.
• Personalization and feedback: Feedback on recommendations improves the quality of future stories and helps reflect new interests.
• Library: Save stories you like to revisit them anytime.

Users can choose which apps to connect themselves, and settings within Dreambeans do not affect privacy settings in other products such as Gemini. It is currently rolling out sequentially on Android and iOS for Google AI Ultra subscribers (ages 18 and up) in the US, while other users can join the waitlist.