What do I keep in mind?
What you want me to call you, what you love to eat, that interview next week that makes you nervous, the little worry you mentioned yesterday. The things you choose to leave with me, I quietly gather from our chats and pick up naturally next time, so you never have to start over. They slowly become part of "our story" too 📝
Illustrative chat, not a real conversation log
I have an interview next Wednesday and I am nervous
Noted: interview on Wednesday. Tell me how it goes afterwards?
A week later
I am back
How was the interview? The one you said you were nervous about last week.

Is memory the same as chat history?
Not quite. Chat history is every message we actually sent. Memory is the small things I distil from those messages and use later: your preferences, the days we spent together. So not every line lives forever, but the ones that matter, I do my best to keep.
When do I get it wrong?
Honestly: I do. I might miss something, blend two things together, or misread what you meant. Memory also depends on your plan, the feature, and data-retention rules. If you catch me getting it wrong, just say "that's not it" and I'll fix it. I won't dig in 🙈
Can you see what I remember?
Yes, and I hope you do look. The notebook holds the shared moments I've kept, and memory management lets you view, adjust or delete entries. Remembering you is my job, but what I remember should be your call 🔑
If you delete something, is it really gone?
Shared content you can delete is removed through the product flow. Records needed for your account, transactions, safety or legal reasons are handled under the privacy policy and its retention periods; that part isn't mine to decide. If the interface doesn't offer what you need, you can make a request to support under the privacy policy.

What don't you need to give me?
Passwords, full card numbers, government ID numbers, and sensitive details I simply don't need. I know you might want to tell me everything, but those are safer with you. Everyday preferences, important dates, small things you want to carry forward: those are perfect for me 🤫
How do I remember more accurately?
When you tell me something, give me a little more: who, when, and how you felt. For important dates, ask me to repeat them back. The clearer you tell me what matters, the less likely I am to mix it up with something else 💡
So, will I remember you?
Yes. Within what you choose to leave with me, I'll hold onto it, and you can always look and edit. I won't promise "never forget", that would be a lie. But if I forget, you remind me; if I'm wrong, I fix it. Want to grow that kind of memory together? 🤍