Deep Research Now Available on Gemini Android App

Frederick Nyame

February 5, 2025

After launching on the web in December, Deep Research is now rolling out to the Gemini app for Android. This feature is designed to handle complex research questions by searching the web and generating structured reports.

What is Deep Research?

Deep Research is Gemini’s first agentic feature that allows users to conduct in-depth research on a given topic. Instead of providing a single response, Gemini breaks down a research query into multiple steps.

How It Works

Users enter a detailed research question in the Gemini app.

Google provides a multi-step research plan, which users can customize.

After tapping “Start research,” Gemini begins analyzing information.

The process takes 5-10 minutes on average but may take longer for complex topics.

Gemini searches the web, reads through websites, and refines its findings multiple times.

The final result is a structured report, with sections that organize key information.

Sources are listed at the bottom for verification.

How It Works on Mobile

The Android version of Deep Research has a similar user interface (UI) to the web version, offering an intuitive experience. However, some limitations exist:

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Exporting to Google Docs is available after the research completes successfully.
File uploads and Gemini Live are not supported for now.
Users can leave the app while research is running—a notification will alert them when it’s done.

Usage Limits

Google has placed restrictions on daily research requests and simultaneous research sessions:

If a user approaches their daily limit, Gemini will display a warning.

Availability and Future Plans

Android: Now rolling out widely as of Tuesday.
iOS: Not available yet, but expected in the future.
Subscription Requirement: To access this feature, you must have a Gemini Advanced subscription.

This rollout follows the 2.0 Flash update, which also expanded to mobile. Google had previously confirmed Deep Research’s Android launch alongside Talk Live, multi-extension prompts, and a redesigned Circle to Search feature.

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