Personalization
BrightMind keeps a living profile of who you are and draws on it in every chat and call, so its help fits how your brain actually works instead of starting from a blank slate each time.
What it is
Personalization is the profile BrightMind keeps about you. Once it knows your goals, what tends to trip you up, when you have energy, and how you like to work, it can shape its answers around all of that, in text chat and in voice calls alike. You don’t have to re-explain yourself at the start of every conversation.
You never have to fill in a form. BrightMind builds the profile by listening: anything durable you mention naturally gets remembered, and you can always see, edit, or remove what it has kept.
The welcome call
The first thing you do after signing up is a short voice call where BrightMind gets to know you. It asks a few light questions (what you’re working toward, what gets in your way, how you keep track of things) and writes what you share into your profile as you talk. It’s a conversation, not an interview: answer in your own words, skip anything you’d rather not get into, and end whenever you’re ready.
Not in the mood? Tap Skip. Nothing is required, and you can have this chat any time later. Everything BrightMind learns either way lives in Settings → Personalization.
What it remembers
Your profile is organized into a handful of fields:
- Name
- What BrightMind should call you.
- Goals
- What you’re working toward right now.
- Struggles
- What tends to get in your way.
- Energy pattern
- When you feel focused, and when you fade.
- Task system
- How you like to track tasks and stay organized.
- Project context
- The projects and commitments on your plate.
- Working agreements
- How you want BrightMind to work with you.
BrightMind fills these in over time as it learns them, so most start out empty and grow as you use the app.
Editing your profile
Open Settings → Personalization to see everything BrightMind knows about you. Tap any field to edit it in plain words, or to clear it. Each field has a Use in conversations switch: turn it off and BrightMind ignores that field entirely, which is handy when you’d rather it not factor something in. A field reads “Not set yet”until there’s something in it, and “Not used in conversations”when you’ve switched it off.
The same page holds your Custom instructions: free-form notes on how you want BrightMind to behave, applied on top of whatever it has learned.
What it won't keep
BrightMind keeps practical context about how you work, not sensitive personal records. It won’t write clinical or medical details into your profile. And because every field is yours to edit or switch off, you stay in control of what it remembers and uses.