Does Meta Hatch remember you?

What Hatch will likely remember

• Preferences. Sizes, brands, dietary needs, travel habits, and recurring recipients.
• Task history. Past bookings, orders, and schedules so it can make better recommendations.
• Corrections. What you changed, returned, or complained about.
• Cross-app signal. Activity and relationships inside Meta's family of apps, depending on permissions.

What it probably won't remember

• Your whole life. Private journals, therapy chats, work documents, and personal letters are outside its scope unless you feed them in.
• A portable you. The profile it builds is designed to work inside Meta, not to travel with you.
• Your voice. Task memory captures what you want; identity memory captures how you think.

The portability test

The simplest way to judge any AI memory is to ask: "If I cancel this service, what version of me do I get to keep?" With Hatch, the answer is probably nothing beyond whatever Meta already had. With a vault, the answer is the full record.

That is not a criticism of Hatch. It is simply a different product. Hatch acts. A vault remembers. The healthiest setup is to let Hatch act while a vault like Konshus keeps the durable copy of who you are.

Read the ownership argument.