An AI assistant that remembers your context
Most assistants start from scratch every conversation: you have to say again who your kids are, what you don't eat, which city you work in. Happy Assistant keeps a lasting memory, organized by domain, that you can view, correct and erase at any time.
Key takeaways
- The assistant retains useful facts as conversations go on, with no form to fill in.
- Memory is organized by domain: family, couple, pets, work, interests, goals, diet.
- Every memory is visible in the app and can be deleted in one tap.
- Nothing is shared with other users: memory is private and tied to your account.
Phrases that work
- Remember that my daughter's name is Léa and she's 7 years old.
- I'm allergic to tree nuts, remember that.
- Forget that I work at my former employer.
- What do you know about me?
Why memory changes everyday use
Without memory, an assistant stays a mere executor: you dictate, it applies. With lasting memory, it becomes an interlocutor that understands the implicit context of a request. “Block Wednesday afternoon for Léa” only makes sense if the assistant knows who Léa is and that Wednesday is her day off school.
- Fewer repetitions: you say who's who once, for every conversation that follows.
- Better-fitting answers: meal suggestions compatible with your restrictions, reminders aligned with your habits.
- Relevant alerts: an email that mentions a family member is treated as a priority.
The domains covered
| Domain | Examples of memorized facts |
|---|
| Family | children's names and ages, school, custody days |
| Couple | partner's name, couple anniversary date |
| Pets | species, name, vet, recurring treatments |
| Work | job, employer, hours, remote-work days |
| Interests | sports practiced, reading, music, outings |
| Goals | ongoing projects, personal deadlines |
| Diet | allergies, intolerances, diet, avoided foods |
The model is deliberately generic (domain, subject, key, value): new domains can be added without reworking the database, as usage becomes clearer.
Staying in control of your data
- Open Profile, then “My memory.”
- Browse the memories grouped by domain.
- Correct a value that has become wrong, or delete it permanently.
- By voice, simply say “forget that…” to erase a fact.
What the feature does not do
- Memory is declarative: the assistant remembers what you say, it doesn't guess.
- A contradictory fact replaces the old one — check the Memory page if an answer surprises you.
- It is not a medical record: health information is treated as a preference, not a diagnosis.