Google today announced the launch of Gemini Spark in Hong Kong — a 24/7 background AI agent that works under your direction to handle complex, time-consuming tasks and give you your time back.
Gemini Spark is already available to Google AI Ultra subscribers in Hong Kong and will roll out to Google AI Pro subscribers over the coming weeks. It runs quietly in the background even when your laptop is closed or your phone is locked. Operating on Google’s secure cloud infrastructure, it connects natively with Google Workspace tools such as Gmail, Docs, and Sheets with zero setup required.
Powered by Gemini 3.6 Flash, Spark is designed to take care of your time-consuming digital chores under your direction, freeing you to focus on what matters most.
Here are some prompts to try with Gemini Spark:
- Free-spirited traveller: “Whenever a new flight or hotel booking confirmation email arrives, automatically add the details to my ‘My Bali Trip Itinerary’ Google Sheet.” and “Find interesting local events and activities happening in Bali when I’m there and add them to my calendar on days I’ve got nothing else planned.”
- Weekend life-maxxer: “Every Friday at 8AM, find local events that you think I’d be interested in and add them to my rolling ‘Weekend plans’ Google Doc that I can check for inspiration on things to do. Include key info about the events or activities, including links to learn more. If there are 1-3 events that you highly recommend, go ahead and add them to my calendar.”
- Wedding party maestro: “Find my wedding RSVPs in Gmail, organise the dietary restrictions into a table, and draft a summary email to our caterer.”
- Savvy dollar-saver: “Every month on the 1st, audit my digital invoices in Gmail from the last month. Notify me about any subscription price hikes, or trials that are about to end and pre-draft cancellation emails.”
- Hustling entrepreneur: “Scan my inbox for customer inquiries. Automatically draft an email response recommending my services and pricing packages based on their request, and save it to drafts for my review.”
- Productive professional: “Read through the last 50 emails that I wrote and turn it into a style guide for how I write emails. Turn that into a skill that gets used every time I ask you to draft emails for me. Call that skill ‘ghostwriter’.
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