How memory works in Swirl
Memory stores facts and context from your conversations and applies the relevant parts in a new chat. You can inspect, edit, delete, or disable it in Settings. Memory follows your account across devices.
What it stores
Two kinds of things. Durable facts, such as your role, the tools you use, and how you like answers. And working context, such as a project, a decision, or something still open. History is the transcript. Memory is the distilled version that is already in play before you type.
When it is applied
At the start of a new conversation, Swirl retrieves the memories that fit the current turn. It does not paste everything it has ever seen into every prompt. Relevance beats recency.
What you can do with it
- Read the list of memories on the Memory settings page.
- Edit one entry when it is wrong.
- Delete one entry without wiping the rest.
- Turn memory off for a sensitive conversation.
Does it train a model?
No. Memory is stored so the product can answer you, not to train a foundation model. The privacy page lists the processors that handle the data.
Updated October 26, 2026. Still stuck? Email support@swirlai.app.