Memory
An AI assistant with a memory you can open, check and correct
Bumblebee remembers the people, projects, preferences and promises that come up as you work, so you don't explain the same thing twice. Everything it knows is on a Memory page, each fact with a link to where it came from. You can correct a fact, make it forget something, or pause memory before you say something private.
Bumblebee is in a closed alpha. Sign in with your email; if you are not invited yet, you join the waitlist and we write when a place opens.
How it works
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It learns as you work
From your conversation, and once you connect Google, from your email and meetings: who people are, what you are working on, what you prefer and what was promised.
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You can see all of it
The Memory page lists what it knows. Each fact links to the message it came from, which opens in the conversation and is picked out for a moment.
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You stay in charge of it
Edit a fact that is wrong, forget one you no longer want kept, or pause memory for a while. Forgotten things stop being used straight away.
What does Bumblebee remember?
It remembers people and organisations, projects and decisions, your preferences, and promises made in either direction. These come from what you tell it and, with Google connected, from your email and calendar.
Each person, company and project gets a page: who they are, how recently you were in touch, the latest emails and meetings, what is open either way, the files involved, and every fact with its source.
Can I see where a fact came from?
Yes. Every fact on the Memory page shows its source. Tap it and the conversation opens on the message it was learned from.
Things it learns about other people or companies while researching, such as a competitor's prices, are kept with the source and date. They never override what you told it yourself.
What happens when I tell it to forget something?
It stops knowing it. The fact is removed, the message it came from is no longer used, and any earlier summary that mentioned it is rewritten without it. If you then ask about it, the assistant no longer knows.
Files that were built from something you forgot are kept for you, but they are never searched, read or built on again.
Can I say something without it being remembered?
Yes. Pause memory, say what you need to, then resume. While memory is paused, your assistant can use what you say in that conversation, but nothing from it is learned, summarised or searchable later.
What if it mixes two people up?
It asks before merging. If "Priya" and "Priya Sharma" look like the same person, the page asks you, and they are merged only when you confirm. If you say they are different, it remembers that too.
What it won't do, or doesn't do yet
- It only knows what you tell it or what it can read in the accounts you connect. Google is the only account you can connect today; Outlook is not supported yet.
- It can get a fact wrong. Each fact shows its source so you can check, and you can correct it on the Memory page.
- There is no way yet to share memory with a colleague or an assistant who works for you. Your memory is yours.
Questions people ask
Is there an AI assistant that remembers previous conversations?
Bumblebee does. There is one continuous conversation, and it remembers the people, projects, preferences and promises from it. You can search the whole conversation and jump to any message, however old.
Can I see what the assistant knows about me?
Yes. The Memory page lists every fact it holds, each with a link to where it learned it.
Can I delete something it remembers?
Yes. Forget a fact and it is no longer used anywhere, including in earlier summaries, which are rewritten without it.
Can I stop it remembering for a while?
Yes. Pause memory from the Memory page. Nothing said while it is paused is learned or kept for later use.
Does it remember what I promised people?
Yes. Promises you make in the conversation, in emails you send and in meeting recaps are kept with where they came from, along with what other people promised you. Ask "what did I promise people this week?" or open Memory, then Promises.
What happens to my memory if I disconnect Google?
You can choose to disconnect and forget. What it learned from that account is then forgotten, including promises taken from your email.
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It also does
- AI chief of staffAn AI chief of staff takes on ongoing work, keeps going while you are busy, and asks you once before anything leaves your hands. Here is how Bumblebee does it.
- AI meeting prepAbout 30 minutes before a meeting, Bumblebee sends a brief: who is coming, your last exchanges, what is still open, the files involved and points to have ready.
- AI meeting follow-upWhen a meeting ends, Bumblebee drafts the recap in your Gmail Drafts, keeps the action items as promises, and nudges you when someone has gone quiet.
- Talk to itTalk to your assistant the way you would brief a person. Short spoken answers, interrupt any time, and every word lands in the same conversation.
Hand it the first thing on your list.
Sign in, give your assistant a name and tell it what you're working on. It takes about five minutes.
Bumblebee is in a closed alpha. Sign in with your email; if you are not invited yet, you join the waitlist and we write when a place opens.