Over the summer, Google Labs released Opal, a tool for developing mini-apps without writing code. The company is now expanding access from 15 countries to over 160.
Over the summer, Google Labs released Opal, a tool for developing mini-apps without writing code. The company is now expanding access from 15 countries to over 160.
Opal allows users to create AI-powered mini-apps using natural language queries. The platform automates multi-step tasks by building a workflow on its own.
Users use Opal to automate research, data analysis, and process management. The tool can collect and analyze web data, create structured summaries, and export it directly to Google Sheets. This makes it ideal for analysts, researchers, and small teams working with large data sets, Google said in a blog post.
The tool has also gained popularity among content creators and marketers. They use Opal to create consistent text and media content in a variety of formats, including blog posts, ad copy, video scripts, and social media captions, all based on a single product description or creative request. It also includes capabilities for generating visual content.
Writers and creative professionals use Opal to create storylines, develop dialogue, and create voiceover scripts, while entrepreneurs use it to rapidly prototype mini-apps like language tutors, personalized travel planners, and other simple automation tools.
Users can experiment with Opal at opal.google .
