Meet Dreambeans, an app that connects you with what matters
Dreambeans uses Google’s latest AI capabilities to proactively curate daily stories that connect you with what matters most.
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Google Labs is introducing an experimental app that uses AI to create daily stories, designed to connect you with what matters, without the endless scroll.
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In a world of endless scrolling and digital noise, Google Labs is introducing our latest experiment: Dreambeans . It uses Google’s latest AI capabilities, like Personal Intelligence and Nano Banana 2, to proactively dream up personalized daily stories that cut through the clutter and connect you to what matters.
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With your permission, Dreambeans uses Personal Intelligence to connect information from your Google apps, including Gmail, Calendar, Photos, YouTube and Search history to curate stories that inspire and delight you. The goal is not to scroll forever, it’s a finite collection of stories designed to spark new ideas and allow you to focus on what matters to you.
For example, I got a Gmail confirmation that my puppy’s treats were delivered and Dreambeans surfaced training tips for using them. It also referenced the Google Calendar reminder I have of my friend coming to town and provided recommendations of dog-friendly restaurants near me. Each story includes a unique illustration, reflecting the people and places you frequent the most.
When a story catches your eye, you can tap to dive deeper. Dreambeans also fields information from across the web to help you take action. That could be pointing you to the nearest dog parks or suggesting puppy training classes. Save your favorites to your library and go back anytime.
And you can tune your stories, so if a recommendation isn’t quite right, you can provide feedback and it will help make the next collection even better. Or if Dreambeans missed something important, like a new hobby, you can provide that feedback and it will reflect in your future stories.