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Dreambeans finally gives you a reason to stop doomscrolling, and it’s actually clever

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Jun 3, 2026

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We’re all guilty of a bit of doomscrolling now and then, but Google Labs’ latest experiment is designed to curb it, at least a little bit. Dreambeans is a new app from Google that connects to your Gmail, Calendar, Photos, Messages, YouTube, and Search history to generate daily personalized stories based on what’s going on in your life.

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