Memory

Most assistants have amnesia. You tell them something on Monday and by Tuesday it is gone. Carae is an AI assistant that remembers: the useful facts of your life stay with it, and it brings them back exactly when they matter.

What Carae remembers

Carae keeps facts, not transcripts. As you chat, it quietly notes the things worth keeping: your daughter's name, that you are training for a half marathon, that you hate 9am meetings, that your landlord is called Marta. Those facts come back automatically in future conversations, without you repeating yourself.

There is nothing to file and nothing to organise. It is closer to an AI second brain that builds itself while you talk than to any notes app you have used.

Teach it, correct it, make it forget

Memory is controlled in plain chat. No settings pages:

• "Remember that I switched to oat milk." Saved.
• "Actually, forget the oat milk thing." Gone.
• "What do you know about me?" Carae plays back its memory of you.

If it remembers something slightly wrong, correct it in a sentence, the same way you would with a person.

Memory in action

Three weeks after you mention your sister's birthday in passing, you ask Carae to help plan a weekend visit. It already knows the date, remembers she lives in Lyon, and suggests booking around the birthday dinner. You never briefed it. That is the difference between an AI assistant with memory and one that starts from zero every morning.

How much it holds in mind

Every plan comes with memory. The higher your plan, the more of your world Carae holds in mind at once when it answers, so recall gets noticeably richer as you move up.

Where your memories live

Your memories are stored on EU servers and encrypted at rest. Nothing is kept longer than needed; the exact retention rules live in the Privacy Policy, and Privacy & Your Data shows how to export or delete everything.