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Why Memory Matters

Your LaunchLemonade Lemonades get smarter and more helpful when they remember key facts about you, your brand, and your work. Good memory means fewer repeats, faster results, and a more personal experience.

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Understanding Brain vs Knowledge

LaunchLemonade has two ways to give your Lemonades information:
FeatureLocationPurpose
BrainProfile & Billing → Brain tabAccount-wide memory that can be shared across multiple Lemonades
KnowledgeLemonade Editor → Knowledge tabLemonade-specific files, websites, and integrations

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Setting Up Your Brain

The Brain feature lets you organize your knowledge into separate contexts that any Lemonade can access.

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Accessing the Brain

1

Go to Profile & Billing

Click Profile & Billing in the top navigation bar
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Select the Brain Tab

Click the Brain tab (6th tab, with globe icon)
3

Enable Brain

Make sure the Enabled toggle is turned on (green)
Profile & Billing page showing the Brain tab with memory options

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Creating Multiple Brains

You can organize your knowledge into separate brains for different contexts:
  • Click ”+ Add New Brain” to create a new brain
  • Each brain has its own tab (e.g., “Dyslexic”, “test”)
  • Switch between brains by clicking on their tabs

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Adding Memory to a Brain

Simply type or paste information into the text area. Each brain stores its own memories and information, helping you keep different contexts separate and organized. Example entries: 
"My name is Dan. I'm dyslexic and prefer responses in clear bullet points."
"My company name is Acme Corp and we sell widgets."
"Always respond in a friendly, professional tone."

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Linking Brain to a Lemonade

1

Open Your Lemonade

Go to Lemonades and click on a Lemonade to edit it
2

Go to Details Tab

Click the Details tab in the Lemonade editor
3

Select Brain

Use the Brain dropdown to select which brain context to use
Lemonade Details tab showing the Brain dropdown to select which brain context to use
The Brain feature is marked as NEW in the Details tab!

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Adding Knowledge to Individual Lemonades

For Lemonade-specific knowledge, use the Knowledge tab:

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Accessing Knowledge

1

Open Lemonade Editor

Click on any Lemonade from your dashboard
2

Go to Knowledge Tab

Click the Knowledge tab (4th tab)

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Adding Files

Click “Add Files” to upload documents:
  • PDFs, Word documents, spreadsheets
  • The files will be processed and your Lemonade can reference them

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Adding Websites

Click “Add Websites” to teach from web content:
  • Enter any URL
  • Your Lemonade will crawl and learn from the content

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Integrations

Connect external sources:
  • Notion – Connect your Notion workspace
  • Google Drive – Connect your Google Drive files

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Remember All Conversations

Want your Lemonade to remember every chat automatically?
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Go to Add On Tab

Open your Lemonade and click the Add On tab
2

Enable Memory

Toggle on “Remember all conversations with this Lemonade”
This remembers ALL conversations. It does not change your instructions—it only allows the Lemonade to recall previous chats.

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Saving Individual Insights

During any chat, you can save specific responses to memory:
  1. Find a response you want to save
  2. Click the brain 🧠 icon below the response
  3. The insight is saved directly to that Lemonade’s memory
This is perfect for keeping important decisions, facts, or answers without enabling full conversation memory.

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What Makes Good Memory Content?

For best results, focus on core facts, preferences, and principles:

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About You (the User)

  • Your name and how to pronounce it
  • Your role and goals
  • Your top priorities for the next 3 months
  • How you like to receive info (e.g., “Summarise in bullet points”)
  • Your preferred working style or communication tone

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About Your Brand or Business

  • Mission and vision statement
  • Your brand values or voice (e.g., “We’re playful but always professional”)
  • Key products or services (with short descriptions)
  • Ideal customer or audience (with examples)
  • Taglines or slogans

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Useful Workflows

  • Step-by-step checklists you use often
  • Templates for reports, emails, or documents
  • Key FAQs and answers for your team or customers

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Other Ideas

  • Recent wins or case studies
  • Common objections in sales or support

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Pro Tips

Update memory as your goals or business change.
Short, clear facts work best (think “cheat notes”).
No passwords or private addresses.
If you paste a long doc, add a summary or key bullet points.
Check what your Lemonade “remembers” periodically.
Create different brains for different projects or contexts.

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Example Memory Entries

"My name is Cien, pronounced 'Shen'."
"LaunchLemonade's tone is fun, zesty, and a bit cheeky, but always helpful."
"My top goal this quarter: Grow LinkedIn followers to 5,000."
"Our onboarding process: 1. Welcome call; 2. Needs survey; 3. Product demo."
"Key slogan: 'One brain, all the best models.'"
"We never share sensitive client data without written consent."

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Quick Start Checklist

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Set up your Brain

Profile & Billing → Brain → Add your core facts
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Link to Lemonades

Lemonade → Details → Select your Brain
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Add specific knowledge

Lemonade → Knowledge → Upload files or websites
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Test

Run your Lemonade and ask it to recall a fact you’ve saved
Want more tips? Check our YouTube channel or join our WhatsApp community for real-world memory hacks!