Block II · The apps, at a professional level · Lesson 11

The Google ecosystem: Gemini, Gems, Flow and Antigravity

We go through Google's AI tools: custom Gems, deep research, Flow for video and Antigravity for coding, plus Gemini in Chrome, which hasn't reached Spain yet. You'll know what each one is for and which plan includes it.

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What you'll see in this lesson

  1. The map of Google's AI

    Google splits its AI into several pieces: the Gemini app at the center and, around it, tools for research, video and coding.

  2. The Gemini app: models and limits

    Gemini 3.1 Pro is the flagship model; paid plans expand how much you can use it, and limits reset every five hours up to a weekly cap.

  3. Gems: custom assistants in two minutes

    A Gem is a Gemini with fixed instructions and documents for a task you repeat, also available on the free plan.

  4. Deep Research: sourced reports in minutes

    Deep Research makes a plan, browses many websites and your sources, and delivers a cited report in about 5 to 10 minutes.

  5. Gemini in Chrome: not in Spain yet

    Gemini in Chrome summarizes and compares tabs and can browse for you, but today it isn't available in Spain or the European Union.

  6. Flow: Google's video studio

    Flow lets you create scenes and short stories with Google's video models; in Spain it works with AI Plus, Pro or Ultra.

  7. Antigravity: coding with Google's agents

    Google's Antigravity combines an app to run agents, an IDE or code editor, a CLI for the terminal and an SDK or library.

  8. Which Google plan is right for you

    In Spain, AI Plus costs 4.99 euros a month, AI Pro 21.99 and Ultra from 99.99, according to Google's website in October 2026.

  9. Summary

    With a single Google plan you get an assistant, research, video and coding: choose the tier by what you actually use.

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