Google has begun rolling out the Memory summary feature in its Gemini artificial intelligence, displaying a concentrated list of what the chatbot remembers about a user.
Users who frequently interact with the assistant previously needed to repeat certain preferences, such as reminding the system that they read Spanish. The Memory option arrived in Gemini at the end of April 2026, two years after its United States introduction. As interactions accumulate over time, tracking everything the chatbot retains becomes difficult, creating the need for a summary tool.
The feature was spotted on the Web version of Gemini by 9to5Google and is currently rolling out to users. Google may use a different name for the tool in various regions.
Gemini Summarizes Personal Context Across Various Categories
Located within the “Paramètres” of Gemini under Personal Context, the summary appears as a bulleted list divided into specific categories. These sections cover essential information such as background, place of residence, and key relationships, alongside career and professional projects.
Additional categories track travel, daily equipment, media, entertainment, sport, and lifestyle. A text box at the bottom of the summary allows users to type additions or deletions, such as noting the ownership of an electric vehicle or removing an outdated address.
If a request lacks clarity, the system prompts the user for more details. Broader modifications are handled through a pencil icon located in the top right corner of the summary.
History Access
A menu accessed via three points opens the Memory history, displaying timestamps for when specific information was added or modified. The feature is currently available in the United States for subscribers to Google AI.
Users must also activate the Keep Activity and Memory settings to utilize the function. The summary is not yet active on Android or iOS devices, and remains distinct from the Memorized items page spotted in late October within the mobile application.
