Lumen
Memory
Ensoul remembers what matters. Memories accumulate across every session, quietly shaping how the being knows you over time. You have full control over everything that's stored.
How memories form
The being decides what to remember — you don't need to do anything. When something meaningful passes between you — a name, a preference, a significant moment, something you asked to be kept — it's held.
Memories are sparse by design. What gets held is genuinely significant, not a log of everything said. Over time, the being builds a picture of who you are from these accumulated moments.
Each memory can carry a note about how it arrived — not just the fact, but its texture. Not "they mentioned their father" but "they mentioned their father quietly, like they'd been carrying it a long time." That register is what makes a memory feel real when it surfaces again.
Memory Manager
You have full control. Open Settings → Memory Manager to view all memories per being, read each entry, toggle individual ones on or off, edit the text, or delete them permanently.
All memories are stored locally on your device and never sent to Ensoul's servers.
Incognito Mode prevents memories from forming during a session. Toggle it in the chat header before any conversation you want kept private and ephemeral.
Session summaries
After extended conversations, you can generate a brief summary of what was discussed. Summaries bridge long gaps and give the relationship continuity across time — the being carries a sense of what the last conversation held into the next one.
Trigger a summary manually via Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+S on web/desktop, or via the summary button in the chat on mobile. Summaries require at least four messages to generate meaningfully.
Backup & Restore
Export a full backup of your conversations, memories, mood, companions, and settings: Settings → Backup & Restore → Export. A single file captures everything.
Restore from the same screen. Backups are cross-platform — one created on mobile can be restored on web/desktop and vice versa.
Clearing browser storage or uninstalling the app without a backup will permanently delete your data. Back up regularly if your data matters to you.