Google Gemini Adds Memory Summary for Personal Details

Google Gemini now offers a Memory summary in Gemini Apps, giving users a way to view, edit, and delete what Gemini Apps understands about them. On the web, the feature is reached from Settings > Personal Intelligence or gemini.google.com/personalization-settings.

The page presents a categorized list instead of a single profile block. The categories are The Essentials, Career & Professional Projects, Travel & Daily Gear, Media & Entertainment, and Fitness & Lifestyle. The Essentials is described as a snapshot of a user’s core background, location, and key relationships. Each category contains several bullet points with specific details.

A text field at the bottom lets users add or remove details. The examples Google provides include “Add to my memory that I speak Japanese.” and “Remove my old phone number from your memory.” Google says Gemini may ask follow-up questions if a request is ambiguous to ensure the summary remains accurate.

For broader changes, the pencil icon in the top-right corner lets users make wider edits. The three-dot overflow menu includes Memory history, which shows when specific information was added or modified.

The practical value is transparency. Users can see whether Gemini is storing a language ability, a phone number, a project detail, or a lifestyle preference, and they can correct facts that may affect future responses. The history view also helps users spot when a stored detail changed, rather than only noticing outdated context through the assistant’s answers.

Related Gemini developments

The same coverage points to other Gemini app news. Google announces Gemini 4 Carbon with ‘significant gains across coding and agentic tasks’. The latest Gemini design comes to all Android devices, and the app upgrades file generation. Google is adding more Connected Apps to Gemini and Search with a new developer platform. The article also carries an FTC note: We use income earning auto affiliate links.