Google Gemini begins rolling out 'Memory Summary' with everything it remembers about you
Google Gemini has started rolling out 'Memory Summary'—a section for viewing, editing, and deleting user information. For now, the feature is available to Google AI subscribers in the U.S. in English.
The new feature has appeared in the web version of Gemini under Settings > Personal Intelligence. It displays information collected by the service across categories: basic user details, career and work projects, travel and daily routines, entertainment, fitness, and lifestyle.
Users can add or remove data via a text field. For example, Gemini can be asked to remember that a person speaks Japanese or to remove an old phone number from its memory. If a request is ambiguous, the service may ask clarifying questions to maintain the accuracy of the summary.
A pencil icon in the top-right corner opens broader editing options. The three-dot menu includes a Memory history section, which shows when specific details were added or modified.
For the feature to work, Keep Activity and Memory must be enabled. Google has not yet made it available in the Gemini apps for Android and iOS; the interface there is expected to be similar to the web version.
