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Ve keeps a set of memories about you and uses them to personalize its answers. Open Settings > Memory to read what it has, and delete anything you’d rather it forgot.
Your memories are stored on your Ve account, not on your Mac. Delete one and it’s gone everywhere.
You’ll need to be in a workspace for this tab to do anything. Without one, Ve can’t read or save your memories.

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Bring your context from another AI

Ve can’t read another AI’s memory directly. You ask that AI to write its memories out, then paste them back here.
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Copy the prompt

Under Import from another AI, click Copy. Ve puts a written-out export request on your clipboard.
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Run it in your other AI

Paste it into a chat with ChatGPT, Claude or whichever assistant holds your history. You’ll get your stored memories back in a single code block.
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Paste the result back

Copy what it gave you into the box marked Paste your memory details here.
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Add them

Click Add to memory. You’ll see “Memory updated”, and your new entries show up in the list below.
Here’s how Ve reads what you pasted: Each batch gets labeled Ve Browser import with the date you added it.

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Review what is stored

Stored memories lists what Ve holds, with a count above it. You get ten at a time, and Load more fetches the next ten. Click a memory to expand it and read the whole thing. Click again to collapse.
Search only looks through the memories you’ve already loaded, and Load more disappears while you’re searching. If you’re hunting for something old, load a few more pages first, then search.

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Delete a memory

Expand the one you want gone and click Delete. It goes straight away, and you can’t undo it. You’ll need to delete them one at a time. There’s no way to clear the lot from this tab.
Last modified on August 10, 2026