Memory & preferences
Literess remembers what matters to you between sessions, so you don’t re-explain your project every time.
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What does Literess remember between documents?
Tell her “remember that I prefer X” or “I’m translating a sci-fi novel” and she keeps it as a durable note — up to 20 per account. Ask her to update or forget any of them anytime — it all happens right in the chat; there’s no separate settings page to manage them. Notes are per-user: if a teammate mentions her in a shared thread she can see their notes too, but she only ever writes to the person speaking.
How many Literess messages do I get?
Free includes 10 messages with Literess for the lifetime of the account; Starter and Pro are unlimited (Pro adds priority support).
Does Literess automatically remember everything I tell her?
No — Literess saves a note when you ask her to (“remember that I prefer X”), up to 20 per account. Separately, she can search and read your documents and past chats when a question calls for it, but that is a live lookup rather than a saved note.
Do the free Literess messages reset every month?
No. The Free plan’s 10 messages are for the lifetime of the account, not per month. Starter (€29/mo) and Pro (€79/mo) both include unlimited messages with Literess — see plans, words & the free tier.
Do Literess’s check-ins use up my free messages?
No. Check-ins — the short messages Literess sends on her own when something fails or you seem stuck — don’t count against the Free plan’s 10-message allowance. They can be turned off entirely under Settings → Notifications.
Should my client’s terminology go in Literess’s memory or in a glossary?
In a glossary. Terminology that has to land in the translation itself belongs there, because glossaries are applied to every block on every run; Literess’s notes are context she carries across your conversations. If you have already translated work for that client, ask her to build the glossary from it — she extracts candidate terms and you accept, reject, or edit them in bulk.
Still stuck? Ask Literess in the app, or write to [email protected].