Google Launches Dreambeans in India With Support for 13 Local Languages

What happened

Google has launched its experimental Dreambeans app in India, its first market outside the U.S., with support for 13 local languages alongside English. The app creates personalized illustrated stories using information from connected Google services; users can select only one language for stories, and Google says they can choose which services to connect and delete their Dreambeans data.

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The story so far

Google has expanded its experimental Dreambeans app to India, its first market outside the U.S., adding support for 13 local languages alongside English. Available on Android and iOS, the app creates personalized illustrated stories using information from connected Google services. Users can choose only one language at a time for their stories. Dreambeans is available to personal Gmail account holders, not enterprise users, and generated stories are visible only to the account holder. Google says users can choose which services to connect and delete their Dreambeans data.