A brand-new Memory page — your memories become a graph

Memory page, redesigned

• The Memory page now opens to a memory graph: your preferences, the people you mention, and the things you're working on are organized into connected nodes you can drag, zoom, search, and edit directly.
• The memory list is now a floating card over the graph, sorted by time — collapse it anytime for a full-screen view.
• Core memories are pinned at the top: your most important facts, visible at a glance and editable in one click.

More transparent memory management

• Each memory's detail view shows what it contributed to the graph, with one-click jump to see it in place.
• Deleting or editing a memory tells you upfront which graph content will be cleaned up along with it — no stale leftovers.
• A status pill in the corner shows whether memories are being organized, how many are pending, and when the next pass runs — or trigger one instantly.

The memory graph is generated by the device's memory service and lights up progressively as devices upgrade; the memory list works as usual in the meantime.