Memory

Memory that travels with you

Babbily remembers what matters about you and your work, and brings it into every new chat, whichever model answers. See it, edit it or turn it off whenever you like.

Babbily remembers what matters about you and your work, and brings it into every new chat, whichever model answers. See it, edit it or turn it off whenever you like.

Babbily remembers what matters about you and your work, and brings it into every new chat, whichever model answers. See it, edit it or turn it off whenever you like.

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On by default for everyone. Turn it off any time in Settings.

Lisbon long weekendShare
Plan 3 days in Lisbon in May for two — food and viewpoints, mid budget.

Here’s a relaxed three-day plan built around food and viewpoints, at a mid-range budget for two.

Day 1 — Alfama and Baixa
  • Morning: tram 28 up to Miradouro de Santa Luzia, then wander Alfama’s lanes.
  • Lunch: grilled sardines at a tasca near the Sé, about €30 for two.
  • Sunset: Miradouro da Senhora do Monte, the widest view over the city.
Day 2 — Belém and LX Factory
  • Pastéis de Belém before the queue builds, then the Jerónimos cloister.
  • Dinner at LX Factory, then a drink on a riverside terrace.
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Lisbon long weekendShare
Plan 3 days in Lisbon in May for two — food and viewpoints, mid budget.

Here’s a relaxed three-day plan built around food and viewpoints, at a mid-range budget for two.

Day 1 — Alfama and Baixa
  • Morning: tram 28 up to Miradouro de Santa Luzia, then wander Alfama’s lanes.
  • Lunch: grilled sardines at a tasca near the Sé, about €30 for two.
  • Sunset: Miradouro da Senhora do Monte, the widest view over the city.
Day 2 — Belém and LX Factory
  • Pastéis de Belém before the queue builds, then the Jerónimos cloister.
  • Dinner at LX Factory, then a drink on a riverside terrace.
Auto can make mistakes. Please double-check responses.

Memory

On by default · Yours to edit

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Remembers across chats

Tell it once, and every new chat starts with it.

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Remembers across chats

Tell it once, and every new chat starts with it.

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Any model, same memory

Switch models, or let Auto pick, and nothing resets.

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Any model, same memory

Switch models, or let Auto pick, and nothing resets.

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Yours to control

See it, edit it, forget it or turn it off.

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Yours to control

See it, edit it, forget it or turn it off.

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How memory works

Tell it once. Every chat and every model knows.

Memory belongs to your account, not to a model. What Babbily learns in one chat comes with you into the next, whether you pick the model yourself or Auto picks it for you.

It saves what matters

Ask it to remember something, or let it notice lasting facts like your diet, your role or how you like replies. A second check holds back anything you didn’t mean to save.

It recalls it in new chats

Relevant memories come into each new chat, whichever model answers, so switching models never means starting over.

You can see all of it

Everything Babbily remembers is in your memory profile in Settings, where you can change or delete any of it.

It forgets when you ask

Say “forget that I live in Denver” in any chat, or use /forget-memory. The chat it came from stays.

Saved: Vegetarian, Training for the Lisbon half marathon. Days later, GPT-6.1 Sol recalls it: Here’s a vegetarian week built around your training: pasta and lentils before Saturday’s long run, and lighter tofu stir-fries on rest days.

Where memory lives

Your own memory, each project’s, and your team’s, kept apart.

Personal

On by default. It follows you across every chat and model, and never mixes with a team’s memory.

Projects

Each project keeps its own memory, separate from your other chats. On in personal projects; team projects start with it off.

Teams

Turn on shared team memory and useful facts from team chats become context for everyone on the team. Off until the owner turns it on.

You’re in control

On by default, off any time

Memory is on for everyone. Turn it off in Settings and Babbily stops saving and using it.

See and edit everything

Your memory profile in Settings shows everything Babbily remembers. Change or delete any of it, or type an instruction to update it.

Forget in plain words

Ask in any chat, like “forget that I live in Denver”, or use /forget-memory. Deleting a memory keeps the chat it came from.

Temporary chats

A temporary chat doesn’t use your memory and doesn’t add to it.

Bring what you’ve built

Import what ChatGPT, Claude or another assistant already knows about you, and review it before anything is saved.

Personal stays personal

Your personal memory never mixes with a team’s, and Babbily doesn’t train generative models on your chats by default.

Frequently asked questions

Let Babbily get to know you

Start a chat and tell it what matters. Memory is on from your first message, and you can see or change it any time.

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