Science & Tech · AI · 4 hrs ago
Gemini in Google Keep can turn prompts into checklists
A writer tested Gemini’s list-making feature in Google Keep for a month and found it useful for turning requests into checklists.
Google Keep is a note-taking app, and the feature can build lists from a prompt instead of requiring users to plan and format each item themselves.
The writer used it to make a grocery list for vegetarian meals and a packing list for a business trip to London.
The packing list included a UK power adapter and an umbrella, which the writer said might otherwise have been forgotten.
The feature also created a step-by-step checklist for a garden project, including materials to buy.
The writer said this saved time and helped move from planning to doing.
In-app Gemini features in Keep require a Google AI plan or a supported Google Pixel device.
Gemini in Google Keep can generate checklists from user prompts, according to an Android Police writer who tested the feature.
The writer said the feature helped create lists for groceries, travel packing and a home project.
Users can insert a generated list into a Keep note and tick off its items.
The article says in-app Gemini features require a Google AI plan or a supported Google Pixel device.
- Who
- Google Keep users with access to its Gemini features.
- What
- Gemini can create checklists in response to prompts.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Google Keep.
- Why
- To help users create lists and organize tasks more quickly.
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The writer began testing Gemini in Google Keep.
The writer said the feature helped speed up list creation.
- Feature
- Help me create a list
- Example grocery prompt
- High-protein vegetarian Mediterranean meals for two people on a $100 budget
- Example packing prompt
- A four-day business trip to London in November
- Access requirement
- A Google AI plan or a supported Google Pixel device
What people are saying
I didn't think a sticky-note app needed a brain.
If I give it a vague prompt, I get a vague list.