What gets remembered
When you tell your digital person something clear about yourself — where you work, your city, a sibling, a promotion, a plan for next week — it's saved as something they know about you. Shared moments, like a first date in a scene or a real conflict and repair, can become memories of your time together.
Separate kinds of memory
Their own life story, what they know about you, how they feel about the relationship and what you've been through together are stored separately. That keeps them from mixing up your sister with theirs, or treating generated backstory as something you actually did together.
If you correct something, the correction wins. If they don't know something, they say so instead of guessing.
Memory that stays relevant
More memories shouldn't mean a more confused conversation. Neluvera picks the memories that matter for what you're talking about right now, so a long relationship stays coherent instead of cluttered.
Your data
Memories belong to your account. You can delete a person or your whole account, and it's removed. Read more on the privacy page.