Building for everyone, everywhere.

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Every week, millions of people come online for the first time.

Everyone — no matter their location, language or digital literacy — deserves an internet that was made for them. Google’s Next Billion Users initiative conducts research and builds products for people around the world.

The internet is evolving, influenced more than ever by those coming online for the first time.

The technology industry—and its partners in government, business and society—has a unique opportunity to learn and work with these new users on creating products that are both relevant to their needs and usable in their context.

People are at the center of everything we build.

The vast majority of people using the internet for the first time are doing so via a mobile device — not a computer. They often share devices with friends and family, and tend to prefer voice and visuals over typing or reading. By uncovering insights like these through user research, we can build more helpful and inclusive products.

Building helpful, inclusive products is a global effort.

Google is working to expand access to information and build products that help people unlock economic opportunity around the world. We invite technology builders to use our development and design tools to create more inclusive products.

Explore tools

See how people everywhere are using technology to enhance their daily lives.

Google Lens

Now if I have to book a train ticket, I can do it myself. I don't need anyone's help.

Urmila, India

Google Assistant

When I wanted to search for something, Google would put it into words for me.

Aum, Thailand

Grow with Google

It is internet that was able to bring me to where I am. If you have information it can change everything in your life.

Godwin, Nigeria