Channel Memory
Every analytics session starts fresh. Channel Memory is how you give the AI lasting context about your channel — so it understands who you are and what you make before you ask your first question.
Where to find it
The Brain icon in the sidebar, just below History, opens the Channel Memory modal. It's part of the paid plans and appears once you've upgraded.
How it works
Write a short brief about your channel — your niche, your content style, who you're making videos for. Up to 500 characters, so think elevator pitch, not autobiography. A live counter tracks how much room you've got left.
Your brief is saved automatically when you close the modal — no save button to remember. From then on, the AI reads it at the start of every conversation, so its analysis is tuned to your channel instead of treating you like a stranger.
Regenerate
Not sure what to write? The refresh icon drafts a summary straight from your channel's YouTube description. Review it, tweak it, or rewrite it entirely — the draft only sticks once you close the modal.
A sharper assistant
The more the AI knows about your channel, the better its answers. A good brief turns generic advice into specific, relevant insight — it knows the difference between a gaming channel and a cooking channel, between an audience of beginners and one of experts, and it stops re-learning that every time you open a new session.
Keeping your channel details current
Your channel's name, thumbnail, and other profile details are captured when you first link your channel. If any of them change on YouTube later — a new avatar, a renamed channel — re-link the channel to pull the latest details in.
Paid plans only
Channel Memory is a premium feature. If you downgrade, your brief stays safely stored and simply goes dormant — upgrade again and it picks up right where it left off.