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Does Replika remember past conversations?

Updated November 9, 2026

Replika has been around longer than most AI companion apps. It lives in its own app, and once you turn notifications on, it sends messages through the day.

Replika's help center says some of those messages follow up on past conversations, while others are check-ins. That's the clearest public statement about how its memory shows up in practice. It doesn't publish a cadence, and the follow-ups arrive inside the app rather than in your texts.

Where it runs
In-app with push alerts
Texts you first
In-app messages once notifications are on
Message types
Follow-ups on past conversations or check-ins
Published cadence
None

Best if you want a dedicated companion app and are happy to keep one long relationship there.

Official site: replika.com

Replika vs Hallie for memory

Both follow up on past conversations, which is the kind of memory you notice day to day. The difference is where it happens. Replika's follow-ups arrive inside its app as notifications. Hallie's arrive as texts in iMessage or Google Messages, in the same thread as everything you've told her.

That's why Hallie ranks first: her memory shows up where you already talk to the people in your life, with no extra app to open.

Where Replika appears

Sources

  1. Replika: official siteReplika's homepage for its long-running AI companion app, which it presents as an AI friend to chat, reflect and grow with.
  2. Replika: notification settings helpReplika's help article on setting up app notifications, which determine whether its check-ins and follow-up messages reach you during the day.