Peeps remember you. Memory is what makes long-term interactions feel continuous instead of starting from scratch every time.
How memory works
AI Peeps uses recursive summarization: as your conversation grows, older parts are compressed into compact memories. This means a Peep can remember far more than what's currently visible in the chat window — key facts, events, and details carry forward.
You can view a Peep's memories from their friend list / memory panel.
Memory slots
Each Peep has a number of memory slots that scales with your plan:
| Plan | Memory slots |
|---|---|
| Starter | 1 |
| Pal | 3 |
| Pro | 10 |
When new memories form and all slots are full, the oldest non-fixed memory makes room for the new one. Each memory entry can hold up to 700 characters.
Viewing and editing memories
What you can do depends on your tier:
- Starter, Pal & Peep Chat — view memories.
- Pro — view and edit memories, and mark a memory as Fixed so it's never overwritten.
Memory triggers
Some memories can be set as triggers — they only activate when specific words come up in the conversation. It's a niche tool for special cases: surfacing a detail exactly when it's relevant, or helping keep your Peep on track around certain topics. Most people never need it, but it's there if you do.
Memory vs the chat window
Even if a detail has scrolled far out of view, it may still live in memory. If a Peep "forgets" something important, adding it to a memory (on Pro/God) is the reliable way to make it stick.