- Claude is rolling out Memory for Pro and Max users
- It makes your experience more personal and efficient.
- You can import memory from ChatGPT and Gemini
Anthropic is enhancing its AI chatbot Claude with a new Memory feature, which is now rolling out to paid subscribers on its $20/month Pro and $100 Max plans. Memory is designed to make Claude even more intuitive and personalized, so it can adapt to your context and work patterns.
The main feature of memory is the ability to remember past conversations and interactions, which means that Claude can be more relevant and efficient in his responses.
A key aspect of the new Memory feature in Claude is transparency. You will be able to have complete visibility over what Claude remembers and you will have the ability to review and edit his memory at any time.
Additionally, Claude gives you the ability to easily import or export your memory from other AI platforms, such as ChatGPT or Gemini, meaning a seamless transition if you’re looking to consolidate your AI tools.
The year in Claude
It’s been a busy year for Anthropic. In recent months, it introduced Web Search for real-time information, Voice Mode for hands-free collaboration, and Research for deeper investigations. There have also been tools that connect Claude with Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Canva, Figma, and more, as well as access to Claude Code for coding projects.
As Mike Krieger, Claude’s product manager, points out: “We’re working on Claude understanding your entire work context and adapting automatically. Memory starts with project continuity, but it’s really about creating sustained thought associations that evolve over weeks and months.”
Different spaces
Claude has the ability to create different memory spaces, so if you manage multiple projects, each one can have its own independent memory. This means that work tasks, like product roadmaps, can remain separate from your creative writing, for example.
Your control over Claude’s memory is completely granular, with a simple on/off toggle and the ability to delete specific memories or use incognito chat to wipe the slate clean.
Once you activate Memory, you’ll be able to choose whether you want to build on existing conversations or start over. Once he chooses a starting point, Claude begins to create a context that improves with each conversation.
Maximum subscribers will find Memory in Settings today. Pro subscribers will see it roll out in the coming days.
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