# Context

> See what Dvina has learned about your projects, people and interests, where your time goes, and correct or forget anything.

Context is what Dvina knows about your world: your files, photos, voice notes, connected apps and every conversation, kept together so the answer is there before you start digging. The Context page shows what Dvina has learned from it, and lets you change anything.

## How it works

Everything you bring, make and say adds to your context: documents and scans, photos and voice notes, chats you import from other assistants, your databases and the apps you connect. When something happens in a connected app, like a reply from a client, it becomes part of your context as it happens.

When you upload something new, Dvina reads it against everything you gave it before. If a clause from a year ago or a note from last spring connects, it can bring it up. Answers can show where they came from.

Your sources stay yours. Dvina reads them to help you, and never to train models.

From your chats, Dvina also learns the topics in your life, like a project, the people you work with, an interest or how you work. Talk about something a few times and it shows up on the Context page, with how much of your time it takes.

## Open Context

1. Open the Feed from the Dock.
2. At the top, choose **Context**.

**Where your time went** shows your topics by the share of your time they took. Choose **7 days** or **30 days** to change the period. Topics are grouped as **Most time**, **Rising** and **Fading**, and topics with nothing new are under **Quiet**.

## Look at a topic

Choose a topic to open it in the side panel (in a sheet on a phone). It shows:

- **Where it stands:** Where the topic is now and what's next. Dvina writes this overnight, from what it learns.
- **Open on you:** What's still waiting on you in this topic.
- **People:** Who's involved.
- **What Dvina knows:** What Dvina has learned about it.
- **Noticed lately:** What changed recently, with its date and where it came from. If an update is wrong, choose **This is wrong** beside it.

The bottom of the topic says what it was learned from, such as chats, docs and apps.

To talk about the topic, choose **Continue in chat**. Your chat opens with a message about the topic, ready to send.

## Correct what Dvina knows

Dvina learns from you, so you can fix anything it got wrong.

- **Confirm or reject a line:** Under **What Dvina knows**, choose **This is right** or **This is wrong**.
- **Add something:** In **Add what Dvina should know**, type it and choose **Add**.
- **Rename a topic:** Open **Topic actions** (**···**), choose **Rename**, enter a new **Name** and save it.
- **Watch a topic closely:** In **Topic actions**, choose **Watch closely**. Dvina speaks up about it more readily.

## Forget a topic

1. Open the topic, then open **Topic actions** (**···**).
2. Choose **Forget**, then **Forget** again to confirm.

Dvina deletes what it learned about the topic and won't learn it again.

> [!NOTE]
> If memory is off, Dvina can't learn your context. Turn it on in Settings › **Memory**.

## When to use

- You want to see what's taking your time this week, and what's slipping.
- Dvina has something wrong about a project or a person, and you want to fix it.
- You'd rather Dvina didn't keep a topic at all.

## Tips

- **Start your context faster.** On an empty Context page, choose **Import chats** to bring conversations from other assistants, or **Connect an app**.
- **Remove a file from your context.** Delete the file. It leaves your context.
- **Start over.** Go to Settings › **Privacy & Data** and choose **Reset Context**. Dvina forgets your topics and what it learned from them, and your context forms again from what comes after.

## Related

- [Memory](/docs/use-dvina/features/memory)
- [Proactive and Feed](/docs/use-dvina/features/proactive)
- [Connectors overview](/docs/connectors/overview)
- [Privacy and data](/docs/help/privacy-and-data)