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Memory

Section titled “Memory”

Tell Figaro things once, and it remembers. Preferences, people, facts — it all becomes context that makes Figaro more useful over time.

Telling Figaro to Remember

Section titled “Telling Figaro to Remember”
Remember that Sarah is my sister
Remember my doctor is Dr. Chen at 555-1234
Remember I'm vegetarian
Remember my anniversary is June 15
Remember Jake is allergic to peanuts

What Figaro Remembers

Section titled “What Figaro Remembers”

People

Section titled “People”
Remember that Mike is my boss
Remember Sarah's birthday is March 10
Remember my accountant is Tom at tom@email.com

Preferences

Section titled “Preferences”
Remember I prefer morning meetings
Remember I take my coffee black
Remember I don't eat shellfish

Facts

Section titled “Facts”
Remember my car is a 2019 Honda Accord
Remember my WiFi password is [password]
Remember my gym membership number is 12345

Schedule patterns

Section titled “Schedule patterns”
Remember soccer practice is Tuesdays at 4pm
Remember I work from home on Fridays

Asking What Figaro Knows

Section titled “Asking What Figaro Knows”
What do you know about me?
What do you remember about Sarah?
Do you know my doctor's name?

How Memory Works

Section titled “How Memory Works”

Context accumulation

Section titled “Context accumulation”

Every conversation teaches Figaro more about you. Over time, it learns:

  • Your communication style
  • Your routines and patterns
  • Who matters in your life
  • Your preferences

Smart recall

Section titled “Smart recall”

Figaro uses memories when relevant:

You: What’s Sarah’s birthday? Figaro: Sarah’s birthday is March 10.

You: Schedule lunch tomorrow Figaro: I remember you prefer morning meetings. Should I schedule it around 11:30am instead?

Forgetting Things

Section titled “Forgetting Things”

Forget one thing

Section titled “Forget one thing”
Forget that I mentioned my WiFi password
Forget what I told you about Tom

Forget everything

Section titled “Forget everything”

For complete data deletion, a special confirmation is required:

Delete everything you know about me

Figaro will ask you to confirm by typing: FIGARO FORGET ME

This protects against accidental deletion.

Privacy & Memory

Section titled “Privacy & Memory”

Your memories are:

  • Private — Only accessible to you
  • Not sold — We never share your data
  • Not used for training — Your info doesn’t train AI models
  • Deletable — You control what stays and what goes

Read our privacy pledge →

View Memories in Dashboard

Section titled “View Memories in Dashboard”

See everything Figaro remembers:

app.textfigaro.com → Memories

From the dashboard you can:

  • View all memories
  • Delete individual memories
  • See when memories were created

Tips

Section titled “Tips”

1. Be explicit

Section titled “1. Be explicit”
Remember that Jake's teacher is Mrs. Johnson

More specific = more useful later.

2. Update when things change

Section titled “2. Update when things change”
Forget my old address
Remember my new address is 123 Main St

3. Store important contacts

Section titled “3. Store important contacts”
Remember my dentist is Dr. Smith at 555-1234

4. Note preferences for context

Section titled “4. Note preferences for context”
Remember I prefer texts over calls

The Memory Moat

Section titled “The Memory Moat”

After using Figaro for months, your assistant knows:

  • Your people and relationships
  • Your routines and rhythms
  • Your preferences and style
  • Your important dates and facts

This context makes Figaro increasingly valuable. It’s why people stay.

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