Dopppel now remembers you
Tell Dopppel your dog's name once. Next week, in a new chat, it still knows. And you stay in charge of every memory.
Most chat apps forget you the second you close the tab. You tell them where you live, what you like, and how you want things written. Then you open a new chat and say it all again.
Now Dopppel remembers. When you mention your dog's name, the city you live in, or the way you like your email written, Dopppel keeps it. The next time you talk, in any of your chats, it uses what it knows.
It keeps the useful parts, not every word
Dopppel does not save everything you say. It picks out the bits worth keeping on its own. You do not have to tell it to remember. When it saves something, a small "Saved to memory" line shows in the chat.
New memories come from your typed chats. A voice call uses what Dopppel already knows, but does not add to it.
What should I make for dinner tonight?
Dopppel
Since you don't eat meat, how about a quick bean chili? It takes about 30 minutes.
Every memory is yours to read and fix
Open Settings, then Memory, to see what Dopppel saved. Every saved thing is written out in plain words.
Something you want gone? Tap "Forget" and Dopppel stops using it. And when you delete a chat, every memory that came from it is deleted too.
Say it once, and it sticks
Tell Dopppel once that you work nights. A week later, ask for a sleep plan in a new chat. It already knows, so the plan fits your nights.
Sign in and it starts remembering
Memory needs a free account, because the list of what Dopppel saved is yours. Signed out, you can still ask anything, but nothing is kept. Sign in and Dopppel remembers from then on. Just talk the way you always do. The longer you use it, the less you have to explain.
