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- Google is rolling out Memory summary for Gemini, which gives you a snapshot of the information it gathers about you based on your chats
- You can add and edit context to each section, and also delete information if it’s incorrect
- Google says Memory summary is only available in English for US users with a Google AI plan, but its web version seems to be working outside the US
Google is boosting the Gemini experience with a new upgrade that’s designed to give you more control over how you manage the information the chatbot saves about you.
The new Memory summary tool gives you all the information Gemini has gathered about you from your chatbots, allowing you to edit its summaries to provide additional data or delete things Gemini gets wrong, as spotted by Android Authority.
It’s a pretty handy way to tailor your Gemini experience exactly to your liking, but it presents your data in a specific way. Instead of compiling everything Gemini thinks it knows about you into one big chunk, Memory summary divides your information into distinct sections that cover specific areas.
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For example, the Essentials tab functions as a quick one-stop area showcasing your background, location, and key relationships. Gemini also has other other sections for giving you a snapshot of what it remembers about your career, interests, etc, all of which you can chop and change to tailor its knowledge of you more accurately.
Gemini is rolling out a new feature called “Memory Summary”! 🧠✨
This update lets you easily view and edit the key details that Gemini remembers about you. 📝👀 https://t.co/kXO4HjQEanNovember 9, 2026
However, as helpful as it sounds, Google’s support page says Memory summary is currently available to users in the US with an active Google AI plan who are over the age of 18, and it needs Keep Activity and Memory enabled to work. According to the company, it’s also restricted to English-only, and it’s unclear whether Google will expand its language availability.
But despite the apparent limitations Google lists, it doesn’t seem to be the case with Gemini’s web version. That said, Memory summary appears to be working for some free users on web and mobile browsers, but not in the Gemini mobile app. We’ve tried to access Memory summary on Gemini’s web and mobile browser versions, but have had no luck so far.
As far as finding it goes, it’s quite simple. Head to Gemini and tap the Settings icon, then tap Personal Intelligence and then Memory summary. It’s available in both the Gemini app and web browser, though it won’t appear in the former unless you’re based in the US and signed up to a Google AI plan.