Why memory matters
Every time you talk to Siri, it's like meeting a stranger. It doesn't know your coworkers' names, your preferred meeting length, or that you hate morning meetings. You have to re-explain everything, every time.
Slime is different. It has persistent memory that builds a real understanding of you across every conversation. The more you use it, the less you have to explain.
What Slime remembers
- Your people — Names, relationships, context. “Steve” = your cofounder. “Mom” = her real name and phone number
- Your preferences — 30-minute meetings, no calls before 10am, lunch at noon, prefer window seats
- Your patterns — You always prep for board meetings on Wednesdays, you run on Saturday mornings, you review email after lunch
- Your context — Current projects, upcoming deadlines, things you’ve mentioned in passing
- Your goals — What you’re working toward, habits you’re building, commitments you’ve made
How it works
Slime's memory system works automatically. You don't need to manually save preferences or create profiles. As you have conversations, Slime identifies important information and stores it securely. Over time, it builds a rich understanding of your world.
This is what makes features likevoice-to-calendar so powerful. When you say "schedule lunch with Steve Thursday," Slime doesn't need to ask who Steve is, what time you eat lunch, or how long the meeting should be. It already knows.
Memory makes everything better
Persistent memory isn't just a feature — it's the foundation that makes every other feature work better. Email management is smarter because Slime knows which emails matter to you.Idea capture is more useful because Slime remembers the context around your thoughts.
Your data, your control
Slime's memory is stored securely and you're always in control. You can ask Slime what it remembers about you, correct anything that's wrong, or ask it to forget specific things. Your memory is yours.
The difference is immediate
After just a few conversations, you'll feel the difference. Instead of an AI that treats you like a stranger, you'll have an assistant that knows your world — your people, your preferences, your way of doing things. That's what a personal AI assistant should be.