Google has renamed its upcoming screen-time recap feature from “Weekly Wrap” to “Weekly Insights” in Digital Wellbeing version 1.50.1015162751.beta. The change marks the next step in a feature that was first spotted in development in September, when it promised to turn raw screen-time metrics into AI-generated summaries. Along with the new name, the beta build also lays the groundwork for a deeper integration with Gemini.

What Weekly Insights May Show

When released, Weekly Insights is expected to present an interactive weekly summary of your screen-time habits. Based on what has appeared in the beta, the recap will likely use multiple slides to break down:

  • Time spent by category
  • Social media usage
  • Most-opened apps
  • A shortcut to consult Gemini at the end of the summary

This structure points toward a more guided, conversational experience rather than a static list of numbers. The inclusion of a Gemini shortcut suggests Google wants the recap to go beyond reporting what happened and help users understand or act on the data.

A Key Detail From Testing

During testing, Weekly Insights ran on a rooted device without downloading Gemini Nano models. That observation matters because it hints that the core statistical recap may not depend on on-device Gemini Nano being present. If that behavior carries into the final release, the summary itself could support a wider range of hardware, including devices that do not currently have access to the same AI model stack.

That said, the deeper Gemini integration may still require different conditions, such as newer hardware, additional components, or specific software support. The beta evidence so far separates the basic recap from the heavier AI piece.

Why the Name Change Matters

“Weekly Wrap” sounds like a simple digest, while “Weekly Insights” frames the feature as something more interpretive. The rename aligns with the product direction: less like a raw report, more like a personalized summary meant to help users make sense of their habits. It also reflects how Google appears to be packaging AI features in consumer tools, where plain language and usefulness matter more than technical labels.

For readers, the practical takeaway is that Google is continuing to build a more guided screen-time experience inside Digital Wellbeing. The feature is still in beta, so the final details may change, but the current direction is clear: a weekly recap with category breakdowns, social usage highlights, most-opened apps, and a path into Gemini.

What to Watch Next

The next developments to watch are whether Google releases Weekly Insights publicly, how much of the summary depends on Gemini, and whether the recap works across more device types without extra AI model downloads. Since the feature is still in testing, the full rollout timeline and final interface remain open.