Practical overview
When it fits
Use Gemini Pro when working with Google AI Studio on Android and you want the documented diagram, HTML preview, text-saving or media-download utilities alongside WebView navigation.
Who it is for
- Android users who want to access Google AI Studio through a dedicated WebView app.
- People who want to preview generated HTML or render Mermaid diagrams copied from conversations.
- Users who want to save copied text or download images and videos from the page.
Documented uses
- Open Google AI Studio in an Android app.
- Render Mermaid diagrams from copied text.
- Preview and interact with generated HTML snippets.
- Save copied text as a .txt file.
- Save page images and download videos using the app’s documented selection gesture.
Requirements & limits
The README instructs users to sign in to a Google account in Chrome and grant Google Drive permission before launching the app.
- The app is an Android WebView client for Google AI Studio, not a separate AI model or service.
- Mermaid rendering is described for copied text; HTML preview is for generated snippets.
- Video downloads require enabling Video Selection Mode from the menu, then long-pressing a video element.
- The repository lists Kotlin as its primary language and Apache-2.0 as its license.
Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.
Prepare Google AI Studio access for Gemini Pro
Complete the Google Drive permission step required before using the app.
Before you start
- Chrome
- A Google account
Steps
In Chrome, open https://aistudio.google.com/prompts/new_chat.
Sign in to your Google account.
Grant Google Drive permission.
Launch Gemini Pro.
Expected outcome
The project instructions say the app can be used after the permission step.
Guide limitations
- The README says Google Drive permission is required because Google’s security policy cannot be bypassed in a custom WebView.
Build the Android project in Android Studio
Set up the project in Android Studio and select a documented build variant.
Before you start
- Android Studio, using the latest stable version as recommended by the README
- Gradle
Steps
Import the project into Android Studio.
Set the run configuration to app.
Choose the Debug or Release build variant.
Expected outcome
The project is configured for a Debug or Release build in Android Studio.
Guide limitations
- The README documents project setup and build variants, not deployment instructions.
Sources & review
Source record details
- Source availability
- Active
- Sources checked
- 16 October 2026
- Original website title
- RxNaison/Gemini-Pro · Official homepage title · retained in its source language

