A personal assistant that remembers you, so things get done

What “remembers” means in Wedelia

Two things carry over when you come back: your recent conversation history and your saved memories. A saved memory is a short note with one fact in it, such as “Final interview at Northstar Studio on Thursday at 10:00” or “Down to the last few allergy tablets.” Each one is filed under a theme (Inner life, Interests, Story, Work or Dreams), so you can find it later.

Some memories come from your chats. You can also add one yourself on the Memory page, in your own words, and choose where it goes.

Memory is not perfect, and it is not unlimited. Your assistant can miss something you said, or save it slightly wrong. So you get to check.

See every memory, then edit or delete it

The Memory page lists everything saved. Each entry shows the date and whether it came from a chat or you added it by hand. Tap Edit to change the wording. Tap Delete, confirm, and it is gone from the list.

There are bigger switches in Settings → Privacy. Turn off “Remember our conversations” and nothing new is remembered. “Clear all memories” removes everything at once. You can also export your data or delete your account there.

Coming back to what you left unfinished

When you open the app, your assistant might start with a story from the day, or with something you haven’t finished. Two examples of how that can look:

The interview

On Monday you mention a final interview on Thursday morning, and that you keep fumbling “why do you want to leave?” On Wednesday evening your assistant can offer to run through that answer with you once more. On Thursday, the interview can be the first thing in your morning brief.

The refill

On Tuesday you say, in passing, that you’re down to your last few allergy tablets. You forget. It was saved, so your assistant can offer to remind you to pick up a refill before the weekend. Wedelia won’t tell you what to take or how much. That’s a question for your pharmacist or doctor.

In both cases your assistant offers and you decide. You choose whether to practise, and whether to set the reminder. These are illustrative examples, not user testimonials. What comes up, and when, depends on what you’ve shared and which permissions you’ve allowed.

Remembering is useful when it changes what gets done

A memory earns its place when it shapes the help you get. If your assistant knows your sister’s wedding falls in the middle of your Osaka trip, the saved itinerary keeps that day free. If Wedelia knows you’re waiting on a deposit refund, the drafted email reply starts from that. The draft goes to your Gmail Drafts. Nothing is sent until you review it on the confirmation card and tap Send.

Calendar planning, email drafts, spending and sourced answers are covered on the everyday help page, with real app recordings.

Bring your memories from another AI

If another AI assistant already knows a lot about you, you don’t have to start from nothing. On the Memory page, choose “Import memories from another AI.” Wedelia gives you a prompt to copy into the other assistant. Paste its reply back, look through each item, deselect anything that’s wrong, and only what you confirm is saved.

What it costs

Chat and memory are free within the weekly allowance shown in the app. Wedelia Plus raises those limits for US$12.99 a month or US$89.99 a year. These are US prices; your app store shows the local price, trial eligibility and renewal terms before you confirm.