Memories (your personal context)
Tell Ojava about yourself so its guidance stays personal across conversations. Your memories are stored privately on your account.
What memories are
Memories are free-text notes you add to help Ojava Doctor understand you better. Think of them as the context you’d mention to a coach or advisor at the start of a conversation: your routine, your priorities, your training style, your history, your preferences. Ojava can see them across every chat, so it doesn’t ask you to repeat the same background twice.
Examples:
- “I train for trail races on weekends and travel a lot for work, so my sleep gets disrupted.”
- “I’m vegetarian and trying to increase my protein intake.”
- “I have a history of tendon issues, especially in my knees.”
- “I’m more of a slow strength builder than a sprinter.”
Each memory can have an optional tag (general, lifestyle, history, preferences, or other) to help you organize them.
How Ojava Doctor uses them
When you chat with Ojava Doctor, it reads your memories to give you more personal guidance. Instead of generic advice, it can say: “Given your trail-racing focus and disrupted travel schedule, here’s how to protect your sleep and recovery.” The more context you add, the more personalized the help.
Memories are treated the same as your other personal notes: they stay on your account, visible only to you and Ojava Doctor. Ojava reads them across all conversations so you build up a richer picture over time without starting from scratch each session.
Privacy and sensitive information
Ojava automatically recognizes sensitive health topics (mental health, substance use, reproductive health, genetic information, HIV-related content) and keeps those memories completely private. If you write a memory about a sensitive topic, Ojava Doctor will know you have private notes but will never see the contents. You’ll see a “Kept private from the assistant” label on those entries, so you always know what’s happening.
Important
Where to manage memories
Add, edit, or delete memories on your Profile page under the “Things you want Ojava to remember” section. You can add as many memories as you like, each up to 600 characters. Delete any memory at any time, it’s your data, your choice.
What memories are not
Memories are NOT a diagnosis tool, NOT a clinical history (that’s what your imported records are for), and NOT a substitute for talking to your clinician. They’re the casual, personal context that helps a coach or trainer understand you. If you want to store detailed medical records, import them via the import flow instead, that’s the right place for formal health documentation.