Anthropic is upgrading Claude AI with a Memory feature for Pro and Max users. The feature was initially launched in August 2025.
It was available in Claude for Team, and Enterprise subscription tiers. Now, Anthropic says support for Memory is being expanded to Claude Pro and Max plans after making some refinements.
As its name indicates, Memory helps Claude recall your previous chats with the bot. You don't have to explain things to it again. The Memory feature is not enabled by default, users will need to opt in to it. You can enable it from the settings. It allows Claude to search and reference chats. Once enabled, you can generate a memory from your chats with Claude. There are toggles for these.
It has a project-scoped memory, as in each project has its own memory, just like in the Team and Enterprise plans. Users have full control over it, and can view and edit the memory. You can also opt for an incognito chat where the conversation is not saved to the memory.
Anthropic says it ran extensive safety testing across various topics to ensure that the memory is not used for harmful patterns in chats, or over-accommodation, or to bypass its safeguards. It says that the tests provided valuable results, which were used to tweak the chatbot's memory feature, to provide helpful and safe responses to users. Here's a video demo of the feature, you can learn more about it at the official support page.
Memory in Claude is available across your chats on all platforms including web, desktop and mobile apps. It's still not available for free users. ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini all have a similar feature.
Anthropic's decision to use user data to train its language models, by default, had raised concerns among users. This policy came into effect on September 28, 2025. Users have to opt out of the training from their account's settings to prevent their data from being used to train the AI models.
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