See exactly what it knows
You open your memories and find the names, preferences, and plans Ping has saved.
No mystery profile. You read the list, and you decide what stays.
Use cases
Memory you control
It remembers you. You decide what it keeps.
Ping holds onto the names, plans, and preferences you share — and every memory is yours to review, edit, or delete. Remembered, never trapped.
100%
reviewable
Every memory is visible. Nothing it remembers is hidden from you.
1
tap to delete
Remove any single memory whenever you want. No support ticket, no waiting.
0
forced re-explaining
Once it knows, it knows. You stop starting from scratch every chat.
Good fit if
- You want an AI that remembers you, but not one you can never audit
- You want to see exactly what it knows and remove anything anytime
- You're done re-explaining your life every conversation
How it works
- Tell Ping the things you keep having to repeat
- Open your memories anytime to see exactly what it kept
- Edit or delete any memory — it only holds what you allow
Why it lands
- Every memory is reviewable — you can see the full list
- Edit or delete any single memory whenever you want
- It only remembers what you let it; control sits with you
Examples
What this looks like in real life.
Change your mind, change the memory
You told it you were vegetarian, then you weren't. You moved cities. The plan changed.
Edit the memory and the next conversation reflects the real you, not the old you.
Delete and move on
There is something you mentioned once that you would rather it forget.
Delete it. It is gone, and Ping stops bringing it up.
Questions
Stuff people ask before trying it.
Can I see everything it remembers about me?
Yes. There is a memories view where you can read every saved memory. Nothing it holds is hidden from you.
Can I delete a memory?
Anytime. You can remove any single memory in a tap, and Ping stops bringing it up. It only keeps what you allow.
How is this different from the main memory page?
The other page is about the everyday feel — not re-explaining yourself. This one is about control: seeing, editing, and deleting what it knows. Same memory, different angle.
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Other things people use Ping for
Memory
It remembers you
Ping remembers the people in your life, your plans, your preferences, and what you're working on. You stop re-explaining yourself every chat.
OpenReminders
Reminders that know why
Tell Ping about a deadline, errand, or follow-up while you're chatting and it'll remind you later with the context still attached.
OpenCheck-ins
It checks in on you
Ping follows up on the things you mentioned yesterday — the hard week, the interview, the habit you're trying to keep. It feels like talking to someone who actually listened.
OpenGet stuff done
It can actually do things
Ping doesn't just chat. Hand it writing, coding, research, travel, cooking, or fitness work and it gets it done with the context of your life attached.
OpenProactive
It follows up first
Most assistants wait for you. Ping follows up on what you mentioned — the interview, the deadline, the rough week — instead of sitting there until you start the next chat.
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