Google is rolling out a Memory summary in the Gemini app, a single page that lists what the assistant has learned about you and lets you change it. It is aimed at the personal details Gemini keeps so that its answers fit you, such as where you live, your job or the gear you travel with.
The summary is split into groups: The Essentials, Career and Professional Projects, Travel and Daily Gear, Media and Entertainment, and Fitness and Lifestyle. The Essentials is a short profile of your background, location and key relationships, and each group holds a handful of specific points under it.
You can fix an entry in two ways. A text box at the bottom takes plain instructions, for example asking Gemini to add that you speak Japanese or to drop an old phone number, and Gemini may ask a follow-up question if the request is unclear. A pencil icon in the top-right corner opens the summary for direct editing, and a Memory history option in the three-dot menu shows when something was added or changed.
On the web the page sits under Settings, then Personal Intelligence, at gemini.google.com/personalization-settings. It had not appeared on Android or iOS at the time of the first hands-on report, and it is limited for now to Google AI subscribers who use US English and have Keep Activity and Memory switched on.
Google has not said when the summary will reach other languages, regions or the Gemini mobile apps, or whether it will come to free accounts.
