Following document upload and generating images of people, the latest Gemini Advanced to come to free users is “Saved Info.”
Saved info lets you tell Gemini details about your life, work, and other personal preferences, like how it should always respond in conversations. It saves you from having to specify with every prompt, with this feature currently “only available in English.” For example:
- Use simple language and avoid jargon
- I’m vegetarian, so don’t suggest recipes with meat
- After responding, include a Spanish translation
- When trip planning, include the cost per day
- I can only write code in JavaScript
- I prefer short, concise responses
You can visit gemini.google.com/saved-info to input, edit, and delete preferences, or tell Gemini directly in chats to remember something. Saved info can also be disabled entirely with the settings toggle.
Google introduced this memory feature for Gemini Advanced subscribers in November, and it has been rolling out to free users over the past few days. It is not yet widely available. We’re mostly seeing it on gemini.google.com today.
Once rolled out, there’s a prompt or you can tap Settings in the web side panel for the “Saved info” section. On mobile, it appears at the top of the account menu.
This is different from the recall feature announced earlier this month that lets Gemini reference past chats, which is still an Advanced capability.
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