Personal Memory — Overview

What is Personal Memory?

Personal Memory is an automatic personalization feature that learns how you prefer information to be communicated.

It adapts to:

• Your tone (e.g. formal vs. casual)

• Your preferred format (e.g. bullet points vs. paragraphs)

• Your level of detail (e.g. concise vs. detailed)

Over time, it builds a profile of your preferences and tailors outputs accordingly.

How does Personal Memory work?

Personal Memory learns in two ways:

1. Automatically (default)

• Learns from your interactions with Glyphic

• Adapts based on how you ask questions and use outputs

• Improves continuously over time

2. Manually (optional)

• You can add preferences directly to guide it early on

• Helps “jumpstart” personalization

Where can I find Personal Memory?

You can access it here:

Settings → Personal → Personal Memory

It appears as:

• A text field where you can add preferences (optional)

• A dynamic space that updates based on your usage

• Fully editable at any time

What kind of preferences does it learn?

Personal Memory can capture:

Format Preferences

• Bullet points vs. paragraphs

• Short vs. detailed responses

Tone Preferences

• Formal vs. informal

• Concise vs. expressive

Language Preferences

• Preferred language (e.g. Danish, English)

Communication Style

• Email structure and tone

• Greeting/sign-off style

Role-Based Context

• Level of detail based on your role or needs

Do I need to set anything up?

No — nothing is required.

Personal Memory works out of the box and learns automatically.

You can optionally add preferences like:

• “I prefer concise answers”

• “Use bullet points for summaries”

• “Keep emails short and friendly”

Where does Personal Memory apply?

It enhances all Ask Glyphic use cases, including:

• Email drafting

• Call summaries

• Follow-ups

• General Q&A