Can I use Google: Gemma 3n 4B without an API key?

Yes. Google: Gemma 3n 4B is bundled with every Pluely Pro plan — no google account, no API key, no setup. Open the overlay's model picker, tap Google: Gemma 3n 4B, and your next question runs on it.

Can I use Google: Gemma 3n 4B in live meetings and interviews?

Yes. In Listen mode Pluely transcribes your mic and system audio live, and Google: Gemma 3n 4B drafts answers automatically as questions come up. The overlay stays invisible on screen shares and recordings, and no bot joins your calls.

How much does Google: Gemma 3n 4B cost in Pluely?

It's included in Pluely Pro subscriptions along with 200+ other models — you pay for the plan, not per model. There's also a free plan where you bring your own API keys.

Can Google: Gemma 3n 4B see my screen?

When you want it to. Capture the full screen, drag-select a region, attach documents with built-in OCR, or turn on Use image so every message includes a fresh screenshot for Google: Gemma 3n 4B to read.

Can I switch from Google: Gemma 3n 4B to another model mid-conversation?

Yes — Pluely bundles 200+ models and you can switch between them mid-conversation with one tap, keeping the full context.

Google: Gemma 3n 4B, inside Pluely.

Run Google: Gemma 3n 4B in an invisible overlay that listens to your meetings, sees your screen, and answers before you need it — no google account, no API keys.

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Google: Gemma 3n 4B lives inside this overlay

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TRANSCRIPT · CURRENT THREADMic + system audio

Listening — the transcript will appear here…

What Google: Gemma 3n 4B does inside Pluely

The same overlay, two ways to use it — and Google: Gemma 3n 4B is one tap away in both.

Ask Google: Gemma 3n 4B about anything on your screen

Google: Gemma 3n 4B reads what it sees — screenshots, charts, photos, whiteboards, PDFs. Capture the screen, drag-select a region, or turn on Use image so every message carries a fresh screenshot for it to analyze.

“Explain the chart on my screen”
“What's wrong in this screenshot?”
“Summarize this scanned document”

Google: Gemma 3n 4B answers your meetings live

Pluely transcribes your mic and system audio in real time while Google: Gemma 3n 4B also sees your shared screen — so the suggested answer accounts for the slide, the chart, or the doc everyone is looking at.

Live transcription with speaker labels
Automatic suggested answers as questions land
Smart follow-up chips built from the conversation

One tap to switch, no API keys

Open the overlay's model picker, search for Google: Gemma 3n 4B, and your next question runs on it. No google account, no keys to manage — it's bundled with your Pluely plan, and you can switch models mid-conversation.

Bundled with every Pro plan
Switch mid-conversation, context intact
200+ models in the same picker

Invisible where it matters

The overlay never shows up in screen shares, recordings, or screenshots, and no bot joins your calls. Your chats, meetings, and files stay in a local, encrypted database on your device.

Invisible on screen shares and recordings
No bot ever joins your calls
Everything stored and encrypted locally

Three taps, then it answers as Google: Gemma 3n 4B

No google account, no API key, no setup ritual.

Open the picker

Click the model picker in the bottom-right corner of the overlay's composer.

Search “gemma-3n-e4b-it”

Tap it in the list — it's bundled with your plan, so there's nothing to connect or configure.

Ask

Your next answer runs on Google: Gemma 3n 4B, and you can switch again mid-conversation with context intact.

Want the full walkthrough — defaults, favorites, switching mid-chat? Read model selection on the docs

About Google: Gemma 3n 4B

Google: Gemma 3n 4B is one of the models bundled with Pluely Pro: available in the overlay's picker with zero setup, and switchable mid-conversation. Here's how google describes it:

Gemma 3n E4B-it is optimized for efficient execution on mobile and low-resource devices, such as phones, laptops, and tablets. It supports multimodal inputs—including text, visual data, and audio—enabling diverse tasks...