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AI Memory

An assistant that remembers what matters.

Save your preferences, projects and recurring details once. Every answer, draft and plan starts from what you told it, and you can see and edit all of it.

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Preferences

Short answers, metric units, a formal tone at work: say it once and it sticks.

Projects and people

Keep the context of ongoing projects so you do not have to explain them again.

Fully visible

Memory is a list you can read, edit and clear. Nothing hidden, nothing permanent unless you want it.

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Prompts that work well

Type them in the side panel or use the quick actions. Every answer can be followed up in the same thread.

Remember that I prefer short answers with bullet points
I am planning a product launch in June, keep that in mind
What do you remember about my current projects?
Forget my old work address
How it works

Three steps, no setup

1

Open Memory from the panel.

2

Add a preference, a project or a task in your own words.

3

Ask anything; the answer already knows the context.

FAQ

AI Memory: common questions

Where is memory stored?
Memory is stored locally in your browser profile.
Can I delete it?
Yes. Delete single items or clear everything in Settings.
Does memory follow me to other computers?
Memory belongs to the browser profile where you saved it.
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