AI Memories

An AI that actually remembers you

Unlike generic AI assistants that start fresh every conversation, Clear Tangle's AI builds understanding of you over time. Your preferences, projects, communication style, and important facts persist—making every interaction more helpful.

How Memories Work

1

Capture & Chat

As you use Clear Tangle, AI notices patterns and important details in your content.

2

Memory Extraction

Facts like preferences, project names, and context are identified and stored.

3

Contextual Use

In future interactions, relevant memories are automatically applied for better responses.

Memory Categories

Memories are organized into browsable categories:

Identity

Name, role, timezone, language preferences

Work Context

Projects, teammates, deadlines, responsibilities

Preferences

Communication style, format preferences, interests

Behaviors

Productivity patterns, workflows, habits

Full Control

You're always in control of what AI remembers:

View All Memories

Browse everything AI has learned about you in Settings → AI Memories

Disable Specific Memories

Turn off individual memories without deleting them

Delete Memories

Permanently remove any memory you don't want AI to use

Global Toggle

Turn off memory feature entirely if you prefer stateless AI

Example Memories

Here's what AI might remember after a few weeks of use:

"Works as a product manager at a tech startup"
"Prefers bullet points over paragraphs"
"Has a weekly 1:1 with Sarah on Thursdays"
"Currently focused on Q4 launch planning"
"Prefers morning meetings, avoids scheduling after 4pm"
"Uses the Pomodoro technique for deep work"

How Memories Improve AI

Without Memories

"Here are some general tips for your presentation..."

With Memories

"Since you're presenting to the leadership team and prefer visual data, here's a deck structure focused on charts..."

Privacy First

Memories are stored securely and never shared with third parties. You can export or delete all memories at any time from Settings.

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