Google Labs released Dreambeans, an AI-powered app for iOS and Android that uses data from Google services (Gmail, Calendar, Photos, YouTube, Search History) to generate a curated list of daily AI-illustrated stories — described by product lead Gozde Oznur as "places to visit, topics to explore, things to try, upcoming trips, events that you should be aware of."
The app limits users to typically 10 to 14 stories per day and processes data overnight while users sleep, delivering what Oznur calls "a concentrated drop of inspiration in the morning." Users can delete their data at any time and choose which Google services to connect.
Dreambeans is currently available only to eligible U.S.-based Google AI Ultra subscribers on Android and iOS, though a waitlist exists for users with a personal Google account.
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