Keep what matters to you.
Ask Axo to remember a preference, a goal, or an ongoing situation you want to return to. Saved details can help when you return, though Axo may still miss something from the past.
“Remember that I'm preparing for a design interview, and I'd like to practice explaining my portfolio.”
Example memory request.
Save the detail for your next practice session.
Change what Axo remembers.
Ask “What do you remember about me?” to check saved details. Tell Axo when something has changed, or ask to add or remove a detail through chat.
- Save
- Tell Axo what you'd like it to remember. Check the saved detail when Axo confirms it.
- View
- See the details you've asked Axo to remember.
- Correct
- Change an inaccurate or outdated detail.
- Remove
- Remove a detail from saved memory. Earlier messages and conversation summaries can still provide context until removed separately.
Memory and history are separate.
A saved memory is a selected detail. Conversation history contains the messages you sent and received. Removing a memory does not erase the original message from history. Earlier messages or summaries may still provide context.
Deleting history and removing saved memories are separate actions. Copies held by service providers or in backups may remain after deletion. Our privacy information explains these limits.
Pick up where you left off.
Saved details can give you a starting point when you return. Axo may misunderstand or miss something, so you can give it a reminder or correction.
Explore an interview-preparation example with Axo, from talking about a worry to saving a detail for later.