Memory is Vamos's long-term knowledge about you. Every time you mention something Vamos should remember — your audience, your tone, a content pillar you want to avoid, the CTA you always use — Vamos saves it automatically. The next time you open a chat, it already knows.
No more re-pasting the same context at the start of every session.
What gets saved
Vamos decides on the fly whether something you say is worth remembering. Typical things it saves:
Who you are and what you do — "I run a fitness coaching business for busy dads."
Your audience — "My audience is 30–45yo entrepreneurs in North America."
Tone / style preferences — "I never use emojis in captions."
Things you hate — "Don't use words like unlock, leverage, or discover."
Recurring patterns — "My usual hook is a contrarian one-liner."
Facts about your business — "My landing page URL is acme.io/start."
Vamos won't store random passing details or anything obviously one-off. It looks for stable signal — things that should shape future work, not just the current chat.
How to save a memory
You don't click anything. Just talk to Vamos naturally:
"Remember that my audience is busy parents, not students."
"My go-to format is a POV hook followed by a 3-point breakdown."
"I hate scripts that start with a question — always use a statement hook."
"Don't use the word 'guys' — my audience is mixed gender."
If Vamos judges the info worth keeping, it'll save it and confirm in the chat. If it's already in memory, it'll update the existing one instead of creating a duplicate.
Teach Vamos what you don't like
The fastest way to train Vamos is to correct it in the moment. If an output feels wrong:
"I hate this hook, never write anything like that again."
"Too corporate — I never talk this formally."
"The CTA here is wrong — I always end with 'reply to this post' not 'click the link'."
Vamos will save the rule to memory and apply it going forward. The more you use the app and give feedback, the sharper the outputs get.
Viewing, editing, and deleting memories
Go to Memory settings (also reachable at Brand Profile → Memory) to see everything Vamos has stored.
From there you can:
Edit a memory if the details changed (e.g., your audience expanded).
Delete individual memories that aren't relevant anymore.
Delete all memories and start fresh if you've pivoted your brand.
Memory vs Brand Profile — what's the difference?
| Brand Profile | Memory |
How it's built | You fill it out manually (About You + Brand Voice) | Vamos saves it automatically from your chats |
What's in it | Structured info: who you are, voice samples, content pillars, files | Freeform facts and preferences Vamos learns over time |
When it's used | Loaded on-demand when relevant to a task | Loaded on-demand when relevant to a task |
Who edits it | You (directly) | You (via the Memory page) + Vamos (automatically) |
They work together. Brand Profile is your foundation. Memory is the accumulating layer of nuance on top. You don't have to choose — both load automatically when useful.
How Memory affects credits
Memory adds zero extra credit cost. Vamos only loads the relevant memories for each task (not the full list), so it stays efficient even when you've accumulated hundreds of memories over time.
Tips
Be explicit. Saying "remember that..." or "save this to memory: ..." makes it more likely Vamos saves exactly what you meant.
Review Memory occasionally. If outputs start feeling off, scan your memories — sometimes an old preference is pulling things in a direction you no longer want.
Reset after a pivot. If your brand changes significantly, wipe Memory and let Vamos rebuild from the new you.
Questions? Message us in the chat widget or contact@getvamos.ai.