Memory
An AI that actually knows you.
Turn it on and your assistant starts to remember what matters — your work, your people, how you like things done. Everything stays private to your own chats until you decide otherwise, and any of it is yours to browse, move or forget.
How memory works
It builds quietly as you chat, organizes itself into zones, and stays under your control.
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It remembers as you go
Mention something worth keeping — a preference, a project, a person — and the assistant files it away. No forms, no setup.
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It organizes itself
Every fact sorts into zones: work, people, interests, routine. Browse the whole picture as a graph, or open it as folders and read one memory at a time.
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You stay in control
Pin what should always shape answers, move a fact to another zone, or forget it for good. What you forget does not come back.
Private by default
Private unless you say so
Every memory starts private — used only in your own chats. The assistant brings a fact up around other people only after you make it public, and one panel shows everything that is.
Public, and revocable
Make a fact public so the assistant can use it in a group, and take it back the moment you change your mind — one tap flips it private again. Sensitive details can never be made public.
Off whenever you want
Two switches: turn memory off entirely, or keep it on but stop the assistant from using anything public when other people are in the chat.
Browse it like folders.
Every memory lands in a zone you can open, read and tidy. Pin what should always count, move a fact to another zone, flip it public or private, or forget it — the whole picture, one row at a time.
Memory, working for you.
Once it knows you, the assistant stops making you repeat yourself — it just brings the right detail at the right moment.
Remembers you’re vegetarian
Remembers what you took on
Remembers your people
Questions, answered
As you chat, the assistant picks out what is worth keeping — a preference, a project, a person — and files it. There is nothing to set up, and you can always open your memory to see exactly what it has.
Yes. Your whole memory is browsable — as a graph of connected facts, or as folders you read one at a time. Pin a memory so it always shapes answers, move it to another zone, or forget it.
Every fact is private by default — the assistant uses it only in your own chats. It can bring a memory up when other people are present only if you have marked that specific fact public.
It lets the assistant use that fact in a shared chat — so it can plan around your preferences in a group, for example. Public facts live in one panel and any of them flips back to private in a tap. Sensitive details can never be made public.
Yes. Forgetting removes a memory for good — there is no restore, and the assistant will not bring it back. You get a brief moment to undo right after, and then it is gone.
Any time. Switch memory off completely, or leave it on but stop the assistant from using anything public when other people are in the chat. You are always the one deciding.