> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.uncensoredgpt.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Memory & Personalization

> How the AI remembers you and how to control it.

# Memory & Personalization

UncensoredGPT has a **memory**. It can remember things you tell it, so it can give answers that fit you better later on.

For example, you might say:

> I live in Madrid

and later, when a relevant question comes up, the AI can use that fact.

## What does the memory do?

The AI stores small notes about you, like your preferences or facts you shared. It then uses those notes to tailor its answers.

* You can **see** the notes it stores.
* You can **add** notes yourself.
* You can **delete** notes you don't want.
* The AI may also suggest adding a memory on its own (for example, "I'll remember that you prefer dark mode").

## How to view and manage your memory (step by step)

**1. Open your Settings.**

Click on your **profile name** or **avatar** (usually in the bottom-left corner, or the top-right of the screen). Then click **Settings**.

**2. Find Personalization / Memory.**

In Settings, look for a tab called **Personalization** (or **Memory**).

**3. See what is stored.**

Here you will see a list of the things the AI remembers about you.

**4. Edit or delete.**

* To **delete** a memory, use the delete button next to it.
* To **change** one, edit the text.
* To **add** one, use the **Add / New** option, type your note, and save.

**5. (Optional) Clear everything.**

If you ever want to wipe all memories, there is usually an option to clear your entire memory bank.

## Tips

* Memory is personal. It is tied to **your account only**, and is not shared with other users.
* If the AI remembers something wrong, just delete or correct it in Settings.
* You do not have to use memory at all. You can delete everything any time.

## How to answer common questions

**If the user asks: "Do you remember me / how do I clear my memory / add a memory?"**

> Yes, there's a **memory** feature. See, add to, or clear it under your **profile → Settings → Personalization (Memory)**. To clear everything, use the clear option there; to save a fact, tell me and I may remember it, or add it manually in that section.


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