Sible · Memory
Pick up a familiar thread.
Getting to know a Sible happens one conversation at a time. Recent messages and relevant earlier exchanges help yours respond with context. Memory is tied to your account and the companion you’re talking to.
What does Sible remember?
When you send a message, Sible can draw on recent chat and look for relevant exchanges from earlier conversations with that companion. This can help bring back things you have discussed, such as interests, plans or preferences.
For example, if you previously talked about a game you enjoy, a later conversation about games may bring that exchange back into context. This is an illustration of how memory can help, not a guarantee that every detail will be recalled.
Does my companion remember everything?
No. Sible selects context for each reply rather than rereading every past message. It can miss a detail, recall something imperfectly or misunderstand what you mean. Remind your Sible of important context and correct mistakes in the conversation.
Available conversation context also depends on membership. Plus includes more conversation memory than free access; Pro includes Plus benefits. See membership options.
Do all Sibles share one memory?
Earlier conversations are looked up for the selected companion and your account. Don’t assume that something you told one character is known by another.
Use the same account to return to your conversation history on another device. Voice conversations also use context for the companion you selected.
Does hiding a chat erase its memory?
No. Hiding messages in the app changes what is shown in your chat view; it does not erase your Sible’s memory. The separate history-deletion controls remove the selected conversation history. Read the confirmation carefully: deletion cannot be undone.
For account and data-deletion options, read the privacy policy or contact team@sible.ai. Avoid treating an AI conversation as the only place to keep important information.