Pomelli

What Is Pomelli by Google

Pomelli by Google is an AI-powered research and reasoning environment designed to help individuals and teams think, plan, and create with structured intelligence. It blends Google’s search infrastructure, Gemini model capabilities, and workspace integration to build an adaptive agentic workspace that learns how you work and enhances how you think.

Unlike traditional search or document tools, Pomelli acts as a collaborative AI notebook that automatically links data, sources, and insights across your workflow. It understands semantic context, remembers reasoning chains, and organizes information visually, helping you move from raw ideas to structured results in less time.

Pomelli is built to serve researchers, analysts, and creators who rely on deep context and iterative exploration, combining the power of Google Search, Gemini, and your Workspace data into one continuous reasoning canvas.

How To Use Pomelli

1. Sign In with Your Google Account
Access Pomelli through your Google account. Once signed in, you can start new workspaces, import documents, or connect your Drive and Gmail for contextual AI assistance.

2. Start a New Canvas
Each canvas represents a topic, project, or problem. Add questions, notes, data, or uploaded documents. Pomelli organizes them in semantic clusters so related ideas stay connected automatically.

3. Ask, Explore, and Reason
Use natural language prompts to explore questions, extract facts, summarize readings, or simulate outcomes. Pomelli builds reasoning chains, shows supporting sources, and explains how conclusions were reached.

4. Integrate with Google Tools
Pomelli connects seamlessly with Docs, Sheets, and Gemini across Workspace. You can export your findings, generate summaries, or continue refining ideas with real-time AI collaboration.

5. Review, Share, and Evolve
Invite collaborators or export your entire reasoning graph into visual summaries. Pomelli keeps your research history, context, and citations intact so you can revisit and expand insights anytime.

Pomelli Key Features

• Reasoning Graph Interface – View ideas and their relationships in a structured visual map.
• Gemini Integration – Access multimodal reasoning with Gemini for text, image, and data understanding.
• Google Search Context – Retrieve verified information and citations directly from the web.
• Workspace Connectivity – Link Gmail, Drive, and Docs for contextual assistance and automatic organization.
• Explainable AI Chains – Trace how Pomelli reached conclusions, ensuring transparency in research.
• Collaborative Canvases – Work together with colleagues in shared reasoning environments.
• Semantic Memory – Pomelli remembers concepts, context, and evolving research threads across sessions.

Pomelli Use Cases

Researchers and Analysts – Synthesize data, explore trends, and map out relationships between studies.

Writers and Strategists – Develop complex ideas, storylines, or strategic frameworks with traceable reasoning.

Students and Educators – Learn how to structure arguments, summarize readings, and visualize knowledge.

Teams and Organizations – Collaborate on knowledge-intensive projects with explainable AI support and shared context.

Pomelli FAQ

Is Pomelli free to use?
Pomelli offers a free tier for individual users with optional premium features for enterprise integration.

Does Pomelli connect to the internet?
Yes. Pomelli integrates Google Search for verified information but stores your reasoning canvases securely within your Google account.

Which AI model powers Pomelli?
Pomelli runs on Gemini, Google’s multimodal AI model, optimized for reasoning, search integration, and collaboration.

Can Pomelli work offline?
Limited offline functionality is available for viewing and editing saved canvases. Full reasoning and search require an internet connection.

What makes Pomelli different?
Pomelli is not just a search tool or document editor. It is a reasoning workspace where every query, note, and insight becomes part of a structured knowledge graph. It helps you think through problems, not just find answers.