AI memory you can see and undo
If an AI assistant remembers things about you, you should be able to see what it remembers. Nook is built that way: its memory is visible, and every save can be undone.
What Nook remembers
Nook keeps short memory facts, such as your dog's name, the project you are writing, or how you like answers. You can open the Memory panel to see them. When Nook saves something you see "Saved to memory" with an Undo, so nothing is remembered behind your back.
Your chats stay with your account
Your chats are saved to your account, so they are there on your next visit, and you can search them.
Private to one person
Your Nook workspace belongs to one account. Anyone else who signs in sees that the workspace is private.
What Nook helps with
- Thinking out loud when a decision is stuck.
- Everyday how-to questions.
- Editing your own writing, from emails to longer pieces.
Get your own Nook
Nook is opening to more people through a waitlist. Leave your email and we'll let you know when your own private workspace is ready.