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Google Launches Gemini Spark in India as It Widens Chrome Auto‑Browse and Global Pro Access

Powered by Gemini 3.6 Flash with Antigravity underneath, the cloud agent automates Google Workspace tasks using Chrome logged‑in accounts with user approval for high‑stakes actions.

Overview

  • Google launched Gemini Spark in India on July 29 and will roll access out to Google AI Pro subscribers over the coming weeks while AI Ultra users already have access.
  • Spark is a persistent, cloud‑based agent that runs continuously in the background to monitor inboxes, update Docs and Sheets, schedule tasks and carry out multi‑step workflows even when devices are locked.
  • The service runs on the Gemini 3.6 Flash model and the Antigravity agent platform and integrates natively with Gmail, Docs, Sheets, Calendar and planned third‑party apps to automate cross‑app work.
  • On July 30 Google added a Chrome auto‑browse feature that lets Spark use logged‑in accounts and saved passwords to perform web errands with permission and that pauses for user approval before payment or other sensitive actions.
  • Google positions Spark as a paid capability tied to AI Pro and AI Ultra tiers, has expanded Pro access to more than 160 additional countries, and says it will require explicit approvals for high‑stakes actions even as enterprise governance and admin controls remain under-specified.