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Only for US adults, so UK readers can't download it.

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What it does

Dreambeans is an experimental Google Labs app that reads the Google apps a person connects, such as Gmail, Calendar, Photos, YouTube and Search history, and works overnight. Each morning it delivers a fixed set of illustrated stories with ideas, plans and things to try. It is only available to adults in the US.

  • Daily set of personalised illustrated stories
  • Connect Gmail, Calendar, Photos, YouTube, Search and Gemini
  • Thumbs down and tuning to correct stories
  • Delete data from in-app settings

Who it suits. US adults with a Google account who want a short daily digest of ideas drawn from their own data.

Key facts

Made by
Google Labs
Released
3 June 2026
How to get it
iOS and Android app for users 18 and over in the US; at launch it was limited to Google AI Ultra subscribers
Works on
iOS, Android
In the UK
No

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FAQ

Is Dreambeans available in the UK?

No. Google says it is available to users aged 18 and over in the US.

What data does Dreambeans use?

Only the Google apps a user connects, which can include Gmail, Calendar, Photos, YouTube, Search history and Gemini.

When did Dreambeans launch?

Google Labs launched it on 3 June 2026.

Facts from the maker's own pages and the sources listed. Checked 2026-10-11.

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