Your Preferences, Committed to Memory

Harvey Memory lets you spend less time on repeat instructions and more on judgment calls only you can make.

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Every Output, Personalized to How You Work

Agents That Already Know Your Preferences

Set your preferences upfront or as you work, so every answer and work product comes back the way you want, every time.

Apply Automatically, Everywhere

Save a preference in the flow of work and it's automatically applied everywhere you work: across the Web App, Outlook, the Word Add-In, and playbook runs.​​​​

You Decide What :Harvey: Remembers

Review, edit, or delete saved memories anytime from one place, with admin controls over how Memory is used across your organization.

Everything That Makes Your Work Yours

Use 'will' not 'shall'
Show statutory deadline calc
Fed. Cir. precedent first
Never opine on coverage
Safe-harbor vs aggressive options
British English; DD Month YYYY
Barred in NY; flag DE/local counsel
No 'we believe' in filings
Short paragraphs; no footnotes
Refer GDPR questions to Privacy team
Quote claim text w/ numbers first
Economic terms in a table
Practical, risk-ranked answers
Gender-neutral 'they' drafting
Precise 'commitment' vs 'contribution'
Spell out dates in full
Segregate JDA-privileged material
House style: Exec Summary/Background/Analysis/Actions
Combined district-court/IPR timeline
TX/N.D. Tex only; flag pro hac vice
CA first, then CO/NY
Pair federal law with CA analog
Ranked issues list
Bluebook citations; flag non-5th Cir.
Build in 2nd-partner read

Backed by Enterprise-Grade Security and Controls

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Yours alone

Personal to your approach and preferences, not client or project details.

Fully configurable

Admins can grant memory by role, with users deciding their preferences from there.

Never trains models

Like all workspace content, memories are never used to train AI models.

Harvey's Memory feature lets me spend less time re-establishing context and more time doing sophisticated work. Because it remembers my role, drafting style, analytical approach, and output preferences, I can focus on better prompts, deeper follow-up questions, and higher-quality legal analysis.
Sam Sadighi

Sam Sadighi

VP, Legal, DIRECTV

We actively partnered with Harvey on Memory because it enables our people to capture their preferences, standards and drafting approach once, then apply them consistently across matters and engagements. One of the most powerful unlocks is in its ability to understand how we each work, not just respond to what we ask. Personalisation like this makes AI feel like a genuine extension of our lawyers, rather than just another tool. Capturing our preferences and writing style means we can also reflect our clients' needs and include them in the flow of how we work.
Michelle Mahoney

Michelle Mahoney

Chief Innovation Officer, Mallesons

Working with Harvey on Memory early on, we emphasized that users need full transparency and control over what is stored and used — a non-negotiable requirement for legal work. It’s great to see that principle reflected in how Harvey has designed Memory. We're looking forward to seeing our lawyers spend less time repeating context and get closer to a final draft from the first prompt.
Pierre Zickert

Pierre Zickert

Counsel and Head of Legal Tech and AI Governance, Hengeler Mueller

An organization’s institutional context lives with its people: their expertise, insights and understanding of what matters most to their business and customers. We have worked with Harvey to shape Memory, which carries this growing context forward so users can build on it each time they use the tool. Critically, this context is stored securely, appropriately governed and being used in the right way. Our experience working with Harvey was one of co-creation - shaping the product based on user needs and real feedback to deliver the best outcome.
Jessica Escalera

Jessica Escalera

Managing Director, Chief AI Officer, Legal, HSBC