What Gianna remembers

Gianna isn't a fresh stranger each time you talk. She builds a quiet picture of your household over time — names, the shape of your family, what you're carrying, the rhythms you keep — so she can be genuinely helpful rather than ask the same things twice.

Telling her to remember

She picks much of this up naturally from your conversations, but you can also ask her directly:

"Remember that our anniversary is the 14th of June."

"Remember Pio is making his First Communion this year."

Asking what she knows

"What do you know about us?"

"What do you remember about my prayer life?"

She'll tell you — and if something's wrong or out of date, just correct her.

It's yours, and it's private

What Gianna remembers belongs to your household and is used only to help you. It isn't read by anyone, isn't used to train models, and stays within your household — shared between spouses (see Your household), not beyond it. Some things are too sensitive for her to hold, and she won't.

See the Privacy policy for the full picture.