Tuti remembers your preferences.
Tuti keeps track of the things that help it do tasks for you, like the people you work with, the seat you like and when you don’t take calls. You can see every memory, edit it or delete it.
See it work.
“Order my usual for Friday’s team lunch.”
More examples
What Tuti does.
Step by step
- Saves a memory when you ask, like “remember I always want an aisle seat”.
- Picks up useful facts while you work together, like who Sam is or which café you order from.
- Uses them in later tasks: your seat when it books a flight, your hours when it schedules.
- Tells you what it knows when you ask, like “what do you know about my travel?”
What you control
- Open Memory in the Tavix app to see every saved item in plain words.
- Edit anything that is wrong, or delete it. You can also just say “forget that”.
How it works.
Step 1: Use Tuti
As you work together, Tuti saves the people, places and preferences that come up.
Step 2: Or tell it directly
“Remember that Sam is my co-founder and prefers Slack to email.”
Step 3: See what it knows
Open Memory to read every item Tuti has saved.
Step 4: Edit or delete
Fix anything that is wrong, or delete it. Deleted memories are gone for good.
Things you can ask.
Copy one, then type it or say it to Tuti.
You can read and delete every memory.
You can read, edit or delete anything Tuti remembers. We don’t sell your data, and your conversations are never used to train AI models.
How Tuti keeps you safeCommon questions.
What does Tuti remember?
Facts that help it do tasks for you: the people you work with, the places you go and how you like things done. It doesn’t save every word you say.
Can I make it forget something?
Yes. Open Memory, find the item and delete it, or say “forget that”.
Is my memory used to train AI?
No. Your memory and your conversations are never used to train AI models, by us or by the model providers we work with.
