Google Gemini rolls out 'Memory summary' showing what it remembers about you

What's in memory

Google is adding a new screen called "Memory summary" to Gemini apps. The goal is to bring together the information the AI has accumulated about a user in one place.

According to the company, users can view, edit, and delete what Gemini "understands" about them through this summary.

Why it matters

AI assistants increasingly personalize responses by remembering your preferences, habits, and past conversations. But where that memory lives and how it can be managed has often been unclear to users.

Memory summary aims to reduce that ambiguity by making remembered information visible and giving users the ability to correct or delete it.

Rollout

The feature is now rolling out in Gemini apps. Google shared the update in a brief blog post and did not detail exactly which countries or dates will see the screen reach everyone.