About AI Experiments
AI Experiments is the public catalog on Google Labs, which Google describes as its home for AI experiments. The labs.google/experiments path itself now returns a not found page, so this entry describes the live Google Labs home, which lists the current experiments and links to each. The purpose is early access: Google releases tools before they become products and asks for feedback that shapes what ships.
It is for anyone curious about new AI tools and willing to work with unfinished ones, from designers and developers to researchers, families and students. The experiments are grouped into four categories. Create includes Flow, an AI creative studio for bringing stories to life; Flow Music, an AI music studio for composing full songs; Stitch, which turns natural language into user interface designs; Pomelli for on brand marketing content; Mixboard, a concepting board; and Opal, for building AI mini apps in plain language. Develop includes Jules, a coding agent that handles tasks such as bug fixes, and Stax, an evaluation toolkit for testing models and prompts. Explore includes CC, a group agent for household logistics; Play with Putty, collaborative vibe coding; and research tools named Literature Insights, Hypothesis Generation and Computational Discovery. Learn includes Dreambeans, Learn Your Way, Vantage and AI Edge Eloquent.
Google Labs publishes no pricing. Most experiments carry a Try It Now link, some require a waitlist, and Google runs a trusted tester program and a newsletter for early access. Experiments can change, graduate into products or be withdrawn without notice, which is the nature of the program.