Ask AI and memory

Ask AI is one chat for all your accounts. The button sits at the bottom right of every screen in the app; on a phone, just above the tab bar. Every post also has its own chat, in its AI tab. Both share one memory, so the AI knows what you told it in other chats.

Ask AI

1. Click Ask AI at the bottom right. It opens a chat for All accounts, with your recent chats.
2. Ask in plain words. For example:
   • "How are my accounts doing this week?"
   • "Which posts did best on @yourapp?"
   • "Make two posts about our new pricing for Friday at 9:00."
   • "Move tomorrow's post to 18:00."
3. Posts it makes come back as cards with Approve, Edit and Skip. Nothing goes out until you approve it.

With a post open, the chip This post takes you to that post's AI tab, where the AI changes its slides. See Edit a post.

What it remembers

There is one memory for your login (your Google or email sign-in), not one per TikTok account. Ask AI and every post's AI tab read it. Each chat keeps its own conversation but knows what you said in the others.

Things get into it three ways:

• You ask. "Remember that the app is free for students", "From now on, end every caption with a question." It is saved at once, and the chat shows Saved to memory with Undo.
• After a chat, the AI keeps the main things you said that matter later. Only what you said, never guesses. The same thing said twice becomes one item.
• A guide you import (Pro, below).

An item that is only about one product or account is labelled with it.

Steps: see, change or delete it

1. Open Settings and then Memory.
2. Each item shows what it applies to (a product, an account or everything) and where it came from: a chat, a guide, or you.
3. Edit an item's words, or delete it.
4. To stop the AI using and adding to its memory, turn Memory off.

Steps: import a guide (Pro)

Have a writing guide or brand rules already? Import them instead of typing them into a chat.

1. In Settings → Memory, click Import a guide.
2. Pick a .md or .txt file.
3. The AI turns it into short rules. Nothing is saved yet.
4. Read the rules, keep the ones you want, and add them to memory.

The file itself isn't kept in your chats, only the rules you added, so every chat stays short. Your rules can't change Reelazy's own: TikTok's rules, honest claims and your plan's limits come first.

Good to know

• Each message you send in Ask AI or a post's AI tab uses one chat message. Remembering things doesn't. See Plans and limits.
• Ask AI never approves or posts anything by itself, and neither does Autopilot.
• Rules every post of one account must follow, such as its language or slide look, also live on the account: open it in Accounts and use Rules, look and language.
• Deleting your Reelazy account deletes its memory too.

If it doesn't work

• The AI forgot something: check Settings → Memory. If it isn't there, tell it again with "remember …".
• It keeps using an old rule: delete or edit that item in Settings → Memory.
• Import a guide asks you to upgrade: importing is part of Pro. You can still tell the AI your rules in a chat.