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# Memory
How your companion remembers you, and how to view, edit, delete and share memories.
Your companion remembers what you tell her: your name, what you like, what happened at work. Those details come back naturally in later conversations, so she feels like she knows you.
## How memories are saved
Memories are saved automatically. Once a day we look at your new messages and pick out the details worth keeping. There's nothing to switch on and it doesn't cost tokens.
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She only remembers what you share in the chat. Nothing is pulled from anywhere else.
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Each chat keeps the most important details and lets the least important ones go over time, so the memory stays focused.
### Categories
Every memory gets one category: **Personal**, **Preferences**, **Relationship**, **Experiences**, **Goals** or **Other**.
## Viewing and managing memories
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### Open Memories
In a chat, click **Memories** in the header or **View memories** in her profile panel.
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### Find a memory
Search by text, or filter by category on the left.
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### Edit or delete it
Click **Edit** to correct a detail, or **Delete** to remove it. Deleting is permanent.
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## Memory groups
By default each chat has its own memories. A **memory group** lets several chats share them: what she learns in one chat carries over to every other chat in the group.
To use one, open **Chat settings** (or the new-chat window), go to **Memory**, choose **Specific memory group** and pick a group or click **New memory group**. Group names can be up to 50 characters.
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Resetting a chat starts a new conversation. If that chat used **Just this chat**, the new one starts without the old memories. Use a memory group if you want them to carry over.
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