Personalized daily story collections
Dreambeans builds a daily set of personalized stories based on the connected Google services you choose, rather than showing a generic feed.
Dreambeans
Dreambeans is an experimental Google Labs app that generates daily personalized story collections from connected Google services. It is currently available to eligible Google AI Ultra subscribers in the U.S. and includes tuning and data controls for feedback, review, and deletion.
What Dreambeans is
Dreambeans is an experimental Google Labs app that creates proactive, personalized collections of stories each day. It is designed for people who want a curated daily view of things that may matter to them, based on personal context from the Google services they choose to connect.
The app works with a personal Google account and currently appears to be limited to eligible Google AI Ultra subscribers in the United States who are 18 or older. It relies on connected sources such as Gmail, Calendar, Google Photos, YouTube, and Search history, then synthesizes that information into a daily visual feed of stories and suggestions.
Core features
Connected-app synthesis
The app can synthesize signals from Gmail, Calendar, Photos, YouTube, and Search history, and it requires at least one connected app to generate stories.
Overnight story generation
Stories are generated overnight and delivered as a daily drop after the first set is prepared, with in-app notification when the stories are ready.
Personalized visual storytelling
Each story uses personalized, AI-generated artwork, and stories that involve you or the people in your life can be illustrated using Google Photos and Nano Banana 2.
Feedback and tuning controls
Users can tap thumbs down or open the tuning feature to correct details, validate recommendations, or mark items as not for me.
Action-oriented story cards
Some stories include one-tap actions such as See Ticket or Watch Trailer, which point users to the next step or more information.
Common ways to use Dreambeans
A daily personal briefing
Connect personal Google services and get a daily collection of stories that may highlight trips, events, interests, or people relevant to you.
Refining recommendations over time
Use the tuning feature or thumbs down controls when a recommendation is off, then let the app refine future story drops based on your feedback.
Synthesizing context from multiple apps
Enable sources such as Gmail, Calendar, Photos, YouTube, and Search so the app can combine practical signals like receipts, flights, memories, hobbies, and emerging interests.
Acting on suggestions
Tap story actions like See Ticket or Watch Trailer when Dreambeans includes a next step, rather than treating the story as a dead-end card.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Uses personal Google data sources the user chooses, so the feed is tailored to existing context.
- Supports multiple source types, including Gmail, Calendar, Photos, YouTube, and Search history.
- Provides daily story drops rather than a static feed, which can surface new items over time.
- Includes feedback tools and data controls, including deletion and tuning options.
- Can surface one-tap next steps on some stories, such as ticketing or trailers.
Cons
- Access is limited to eligible U.S. Google AI Ultra subscribers who are 18+ at the moment.
- The app is experimental, so recommendations and visuals may be imperfect.
- The first story set can take up to a day to build after setup.
FAQ
Who can use Dreambeans?
Dreambeans is currently available in the U.S. to eligible Google AI Ultra subscribers who are 18 or older. Other users can join the waitlist.
How do I get started with Dreambeans?
You sign in with a personal Google account, set your data permissions, and choose which connected apps Dreambeans can access. The app says it can take up to a day to build the first set of stories, with new stories arriving daily after that.
What data sources does Dreambeans use?
Dreambeans can use Google Workspace services such as Gmail and Calendar, Google Photos, YouTube, and Search history. The app says it needs at least one connected app to function.
Can I control or delete my Dreambeans data?
Yes. You can review connected apps, delete your data, or remove specific feedback history from your profile in the app. Dreambeans also notes that your choices in the app do not affect Gemini Apps or AI Mode.
What if Dreambeans makes a mistake?
Dreambeans is described as an experimental AI app, so it may surface irrelevant stories or inaccurate visuals. You can use thumbs down, the tuning feature, or feedback chips to correct details and improve future drops.
Quick Facts
- Category
- AI personal assistant
- Product type
- Experimental Google Labs app
- Primary output
- Daily personalized story collections
- Supported sources
- Gmail, Calendar, Google Photos, YouTube, Search history
- Availability
- Eligible Google AI Ultra subscribers in the U.S., age 18+
- Source domain
- labs.google
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