#Viewing, exporting & forgetting

Browse everything Nourva remembers, take it with you, or tell it to forget — your memory is yours to control.

#Overview

Memory is what lets Nourva feel continuous instead of starting from zero each time. It holds what matters about your work and preferences, in a layered store that is encrypted and private to you. None of that is locked away from you.

You can see what Nourva holds, carry it out as your own copy, and remove anything you do not want kept. Continuity is on your terms: Nourva remembers to save you from repeating yourself, and you stay fully in control of your own information.

#What you can do

  • Browse what Nourva remembers — look through what it holds about you and your work.
  • Export your memory — take a copy of what Nourva knows so it is yours to keep.
  • Forget anything — tell Nourva to drop a specific item, so it is no longer remembered.
Note

Your memory is encrypted and private to you. Viewing, exporting, and forgetting are yours to do whenever you want, and nothing here leaves your control.

#How to use it

  1. Open Memory to see what Nourva is holding. Browse through it to understand what it remembers about you and your work.
  2. Export when you want a copy of your own. Nourva gives you your memory to keep, so it is portable and yours.
  3. Forget when something should not be kept. Point Nourva at what to drop and tell it to forget; it is removed from what it remembers.
  4. Return any time. Memory is always there to review, so you can check what is held and adjust it as your work changes.

#Examples

What you ask:

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Show me what you remember about me.

What you see: Your memory opens for you to browse — the things Nourva holds about your work and preferences, laid out so you can read through them.

What you ask:

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Export everything you remember so I have my own copy.

What you see: Nourva hands you a copy of your memory to keep — yours to save and take with you.

What you ask:

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Forget what you have about that old project.

What you see: Nourva drops that item from what it remembers and confirms it is gone, so it no longer carries forward.

#Tips

  • Browse first when something feels off. If Nourva seems to be carrying an old preference, open Memory and look — you can see exactly what it holds and forget what no longer fits.
  • Export before a big clean-up. Take a copy first if you want a record, then forget freely knowing you still have your own copy.
  • Forget is precise. You can drop a single thing you do not want kept without clearing everything else.
  • Nourva already leaves out the unimportant. It remembers what matters and skips what does not, so what you browse stays relevant rather than cluttered.