Google Dreambeans AI App Launched In India: Here's What It Does & How To Use It

Google has introduced Dreambeans, an experimental app that transforms a user's daily activity details into personalized illustrated stories, now available in India. Previously limited to the US, Dreambeans is accessible through Google Labs for users aged 18 and older. The app leverages selected Google services, operates throughout the night, and presents fresh stories in the morning.

Google aims to showcase users' interests without the endless scroll of social media feeds. The app operates on two principles: 'dream' and 'bean'. The 'dream' involves Dreambeans scanning connected app data overnight to identify significant content. 'Bean' is Google's term for each story, crafted from these details and paired with generated illustrations.

Topics explored in the stories include places to visit, arts and crafts activities, things to try, and event reminders. Users can delve deeper into a story, bookmark it, or share it with others. To generate personalized illustrations, users must enable face grouping in Google Photos. Dreambeans can be downloaded from the Google Play Store for Android devices and the Apple App Store for iPhones, under the name Dreambeans by Google Labs.

Supported in 14 languages, including English, Hindi, and several others, Dreambeans promises a tailored storytelling experience. Users sign in with a Google account, choose which apps to connect, and tap 'Done' to access their first set of stories. Feedback controls allow users to mark unwanted recommendations or refine them using the sparkle button.

The app's profile section enables users to modify connected apps, review feedback history, and delete their data. Originally launched in the US in June, Dreambeans now extends its reach to India through Google Labs.