Samesoul

Personal AI assistant

Samesoul

Samesoul is a personal AI assistant centered on long-term memory. Keep relevant personal context across conversations, ask questions about your documents, organize projects and develop a life journal.

An assistant for ongoing conversations

Use Samesoul when you want to discuss a goal over time, work with personal documents or organize your experiences. Memory builds gradually and may be incomplete; check what has been saved and correct information that is no longer accurate.

Samesoul workspace and conversation interface in Chinese
Samesoul workspace. Interface and features may vary by version and platform.

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Download and availability

Use the official iOS listing or Android download page. Check availability in your actual store region. This English product guide does not imply that every app screen, payment method or country is supported.

Questions and answers

Which AI models does Samesoul currently support?
Checked on 2026-09-17: the Samesoul app's chat model list includes Qwen3.8-Max, DeepSeek-V4-Pro, DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash, GLM-5.3, Qwen3.7-Plus, Kimi-K3, Doubao-Seed-Evolving. Smart thinking (Auto) selects a model for the task. Seedream 5.0 Pro is for image generation; SFT/DPO training uses separate base models. Availability depends on your app version, account access and the current service.
What can I see in the Samesoul Memory Center?
The Memory Center lets you explore saved personal context. Open How Samesoul sees you to review available profile summaries, browse memories under Interests, Work, Health and Family, or use the plus button for custom categories. The More menu provides Memory overview and Manage memories. Summaries and categories may be empty while information is being collected or processed.
Do I have to train a model to use Samesoul?
No. Everyday conversations, long-term memory and document retrieval do not require you to train a model. Model training is a separate advanced workflow with its own requirements and costs.
Does Samesoul remember every message?
No. It organizes selected information that may be useful in later conversations. Processing takes time, and a saved memory may not be relevant to every answer.

Updated September 17, 2026