Shopper memory
She tells your shop once. It remembers next time.
A budget, a size, a material. Once she is signed in, she does not have to say it again.
Why now
53%
of consumers across eleven countries used AI to shop in the past three months.
Source: McKinsey Agentic Commerce Consumer Survey, June 2026
Shoppers are getting used to help that knows them.
Your shop can offer that too, in the open, with her in charge of what it holds.
Try it
See her next visit.
Drag across, from the day she said it to the day she did not need to.
Example. Nothing here touches a real shop.
Her first chat
- Boots in size 6, under $150.
- Your shop finds them.
Her next chat
- Boots for the winter.
- Understood as: size 6, under $150.
- Remembered from a past visit.
The real screen
You can see what it remembers.
Open a shopper to read what your shop holds, and remove any of it. You cannot add to it.

How it works
Memory she can see and erase.
Only what she said
What she told your shop she needs. Never what she looked at.
It only fills a gap
What she says now always counts over what she said before.
It says so
Each answer marks what came from memory, with a link to remove it.
What you get
What it holds, and who controls it.
- Her budget
- Her size or material
- Notes like “for a gift”
- Marked in each answer
- A list on her account page
- Forget one thing, or all of it
- Your view on her record
- In her data export
For AI agents
It stays inside your shop.
Memory works in your own assistant and voice. An outside AI agent does not read it, even one she linked.
The real screen
It lives in your assistant.
It works when she is signed in and talks to your shop, typed or spoken.

Before you count on it
What to know first.
- On every plan, including the free one.
- This starts off. It is the one setting here about a person, so you choose.
- It needs her signed in, and your assistant or voice on. Guests are not remembered, and the search box does not use it.
- Turning it off stops your shop using memory. What it holds stays until she or you remove it.
- An old size can narrow an answer until she says otherwise.
Questions
- What is kept?
- What she said she needs: a budget, a size, a material. Never what she browsed.
- Can she remove it?
- Yes. Her account page lists it, and she can remove one thing or all of it.
- Can I add to it?
- No. You can read it and remove it, but you cannot add what she did not say.
- What if she is buying for someone else?
- She says so, and what she says now wins.
- Does it follow her to other shops?
- No. It belongs to your shop alone.
Next
Stop asking her the same thing twice.
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