The Dreambeans app is available for all the users above 18 years of age across the country. Google has announced that its experimental AI-powered app—Dreambeans is now available in India. The tech giant has also revealed that the app is developed by Google Labs and is available on both Android and iOS operating systems.
“Starting today, Dreambeans, an experimental app from Google Labs that creates personalized daily story collections, is expanding to people in India (18+),” said Google in a blog post.
Available in 14 Indian languages
As part of its India rollout, Dreambeans is launching with support for 14 languages. These include Hindi, Bengali, Telugu, Marathi, Tamil, Urdu, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Odia, Punjabi, Assamese and Nepali, among others. Google said the app is available for download starting today through both the Google Play Store and Apple’s App Store
Google says that the app is designed to help people discover information that matters to them without having to endlessly scroll through feeds and content streams. Google said Dreambeans generates its personalised content using information from selected Google services that users choose to connect. Share your feedback to make your stories even better over time,” said Google.
As per Google, Dreambeans is designed to connect you with what matters without the endless scroll. The app can help users create personalised daily story collections on the basis of their interests and activities. This could be everything from places to explore, new arts & crafts, or a reminder of upcoming local events. You can dive deeper into any story to learn more, bookmark for later, or easily share with others to spark inspiration,” added Google. These include Google Calendar, Gemini, Gmail, Google Photos, Google Search and YouTube. The company added that user feedback will help improve the quality and relevance of stories generated by the app over time “Dreambeans brews your stories using information from the Google apps you select, including Calendar, Gemini, Gmail, Photos, Search, and YouTube.