Google brings the Gemini Spark AI agent to India; it works even offline

For years, AI assistants have simply waited for users to ask questions. However, the landscape is changing rapidly, and Google wants its AI to stop waiting and start taking action. The company has announced Gemini Spark, a new AI agent capable of automatically completing routine digital tasks, even when your phone is locked or your laptop is turned off. This feature will roll out to Google AI Pro and AI Ultra subscribers in India over the coming weeks.

The Gemini Spark is different from the Gemini chatbot. The regular one only talks when you ask it to, Gemini Spark works quietly behind the scenes. It can watch your Gmail inbox sort out information change Google Docs and Sheets and even get tasks based on what you told it to do before. Gemini Spark does all this without you having to remind it. Gemini Spark is like a helper that makes sure everything is organised and ready, for you.

Gemini is no longer limited to just answering questions

Google describes Gemini Spark as an AI agent that is available all the time. Imagine it as an assistant that is always awake. If you tell it to check your emails keep track of subscriptions or plan a trip it will keep doing those things on its own without needing directions at each step.

So, when you get a flight booking confirmation in your Gmail inbox Spark can put all the details into your travel plans in Google Sheets for you. If you get emails about who’s coming to a wedding it can make a list of what people like to eat and make a summary for the person making the food. Spark can even look at emails from customers write back, to them and save what it writes so you can look at it later.

It can also help plan your weekends

Google has shared several practical examples of how to use Gemini Spark in everyday life. AI can search for local events every Friday, prepare a list of weekend activities, and even add the best options to your calendar.

If you are worried about wasting money on forgotten subscriptions, Spark can review your monthly bills, alert you to price hikes or free trials about to expire, and even draft cancellation emails.

For professionals, AI can analyse past emails and create a personalized style guide so that future drafts better reflect your writing style. Google states that Gemini Spark always operates under user control. Users decide which Google apps the tool can access and whether it should be enabled. The company also notes that Spark is designed to ask for permission before performing high-impact actions, such as sending emails or making purchases.

This new feature uses Google’s Gemini 3.6 Flash AI model and runs on the company’s cloud infrastructure. As a result, it can continue running in the background even when users are not actively using their devices.