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The Chat History area of the dashboard has three views: Browse, Search, and Activity. Imports live on their own page, reached with the Import chats button next to the view tabs (or through Connect). And Ask can answer questions from your chat history, files, or memories.

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Imports page

The Imports page is where you monitor and manage your uploads.
Redesigned Imports page with Imports, Conversations, and Messages KPI cards, platform and status filter pills, and import cards for a completed ChatGPT import, a processing Claude import, and a completed TypingMind import

The Imports page: KPI cards summarize your totals, and each import is a card showing platform, status, and counts.

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Viewing imports

Each import shows:
  • Platform, identified by a colored card (ChatGPT, Claude, TypingMind, Grok, Gemini, DeepSeek)
  • Source: File import or Online sync
  • Status badge: Queued, Processing, Completed, Completed with skips, or Failed
  • Progress: percentage complete plus conversation and message counts
  • Relative timestamps (for example, “2 days ago”)
Three KPI cards at the top of the page sum your total Imports, Conversations, and Messages. You can filter by platform and by status (All, Completed, Failed, In Progress).
New Import modal with an Export source selector (ChatGPT, Claude, TypingMind), chat-count presets, and a drag-and-drop zone accepting ZIP and JSON exports

Starting a new import: pick the export source, choose how many chats to import, and drop in your export ZIP or JSON.

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Processing status

Processing runs automatically in the background with periodic progress updates. You can close the tab and it keeps going. Large exports can take several minutes to hours. If an import fails, retry it from the import’s menu. For imports that skipped conversations, you can view the skipped list and retry just those.

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Deleting imports

Deleting an import permanently removes all conversations from that upload, including from search and your Chats list. This cannot be undone. Re-importing later uses your processing quota again.
Deleting an import asks you to type confirm delete first.

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Browse

The Browse view lists your imported conversations for browsing and management.

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Viewing your chats

The list shows columns for Title, Source, Messages, and Last activity. Conversations synced from coding tools (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) also show their project name under the title. Excluded conversations carry an Excluded badge. Click any row to open the full conversation. A counter at the top shows your usage: on Core, / 500 chats with an Upgrade for unlimited link; on Pro, Unlimited chats. A Summary button opens an AI summary of your whole chat history. Chats Page

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Filtering conversations

Use the filters bar to narrow the list:
  • Search conversation titles (“Search chats…”)
  • Provider, or all providers
  • Project, once you have coding-tool chats that carry a project name
  • Timeframe: Any time, Today, Last 7 days, Last 30 days, This month, or a custom Date range
  • Pinned only, to see just your pinned chats
  • Has summary, to see chats that already have a summary
Select multiple chats to act on them together. The bulk bar shows how many are selected (with Select all for the full set) and offers Exclude, Delete, and Cancel. Bulk Chat Actions

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Managing individual chats

Open a chat to reach its actions, or use the row menu. Individual Chat Actions
Pin conversations you want to protect. A pinned chat cannot be deleted until you unpin it, so it won’t be removed by accident or during a bulk delete. Use the Pinned only filter to see just your pinned chats.This is useful for frequently referenced discussions and critical project conversations, and for protecting chats you want to keep when managing your 500-chat Core quota.
Open in takes you to the conversation on the platform it came from. You need to be signed in to the right account there, and the conversation must still exist on that platform.
Excluding a chat removes its content while keeping a placeholder so you can undo later. From the bulk bar, Exclude opens a confirmation (“Excluding will remove all message content and vectors … Titles and basic metadata remain so you can undo later”).When you exclude a chat:
  • All message content and vectors are permanently deleted
  • The title and basic metadata stay as a placeholder, marked Excluded
  • It won’t appear in search results or be used as context
  • It doesn’t count toward your Core quota
  • It won’t be re-imported or re-indexed on future syncs or uploads
To reverse it, use Unexclude (you’ll see an “Unexcluded” confirmation). Excluding is the clean way to free Core quota or permanently drop sensitive conversations.
Delete removes a chat from MemoryPlugin. Your conversations on ChatGPT, Claude, or any other platform are not affected.
  • It’s removed immediately, and from backups after 30 days
  • This cannot be undone
  • A deleted chat can come back in a future import (online sync or a JSON re-import)
Use Exclude if you want to stop a chat from ever being re-imported. Use Delete if you just want it gone now and don’t mind it returning later.

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Reading a conversation

Opening a chat gives you a proper transcript, not a wall of chat bubbles: one centered reading column, with each turn under a speaker line that stays visible while you scroll through long answers. Conversations with 8 or more turns get a conversation map on wide screens: a slim rail along the right edge with one mark per message, sized by message length and colored by speaker. Touch the rail and a list of every turn opens beside it; click a turn (or a mark) to jump straight to it. When you search within the conversation, matches light up on the map too.
Full-page conversation reader showing a transcript with speaker lines and the conversation map rail expanded into a list of turns on the right

The conversation reader: a centered transcript with the conversation map open along the right edge.

From the reader’s ⋮ menu you can also take a conversation with you: Export as Markdown for a readable document, or Export as JSON for structured data. Both download instantly and include the full transcript.

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Summaries

Open a conversation to generate a summary of it. You can generate a general summary or pull out specific information using presets: Key decisions, Action items, Ruled-out ideas, Style rules, or Technical specs.

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Search Tab

Search across your imported chats to find specific conversations. Search Results

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How it works

Search combines semantic (meaning-based) matching with keyword matching to surface the most relevant conversations. Type in plain language, including time references like “last July” or “in 2024”, and the parsed date range appears as a removable chip you can clear.
Results are not deterministic. Running the same query again can return a slightly different set as the system re-ranks relevant conversations. Search covers your imported chats only.
  1. Open the Search tab in your Chat History dashboard
  2. Type a natural-language query (for example, “pricing feedback last July”)
  3. Optionally use the Provider toggle to limit to one platform, and Sort by Relevance or Time
  4. Click Search
  5. Click any result to open the full conversation

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Understanding results

Each result row shows the conversation title, a relative date, the provider, and whether the matching message was from You or the Assistant, with a snippet you can expand using Show more / Show less.

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Activity Tab

The Activity tab (marked Beta) shows analytics about your chat history.
Activity tab showing Conversations, Messages, Tokens, and Active Days KPI cards, a stacked Conversations bar chart, a Platforms donut, a Messages trend chart, and an activity heatmap with a Less-to-More legend

The Activity tab: KPI cards, conversation and message trends, a platform breakdown, and an activity heatmap.

  • KPI cards: Conversations, Messages, Tokens, and Active Days
  • Conversations and Messages charts over time
  • Platforms breakdown, showing how your usage splits across tools
  • Activity heatmap, a grid of when you chat most (legend runs “Less” to “More”)
  • Range selector: Last 30 days, Last 3 months, Last 6 months, Last year, or All time

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Monthly Insights

On the Pro plan, you can enable Monthly Insights: AI-generated reflections on each month’s conversations, surfacing recurring themes and how your focus shifts over time. On other plans, this section shows as available on Pro.

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Troubleshooting

Symptoms: upload doesn’t start, shows an error, or stays at 0%.Try:
  • Retry the import from its menu
  • If it persists, contact support with a screenshot
Symptoms: progress seems stuck.Try:
  • Large exports can take several minutes to hours
  • Processing continues in the background, so you can close the tab
  • If it’s stuck for over 24 hours, contact support with a screenshot
Symptoms: search doesn’t find conversations you expect.Try:
  • Wait until your first import is fully processed
  • Rephrase the query
  • Check whether the chat was excluded from search
  • If still nothing, contact support
Symptoms: excluded conversations show up in the list or in results.Try:
  • Wait a few minutes and refresh; exclusion takes a moment to apply
  • Another chat with similar content may be the actual match
  • If the same excluded chat keeps appearing, contact support
Symptoms: can’t import more chats on the Core plan.Try:
  • Exclude old chats from the Browse view (each frees one slot)
  • Delete imports you no longer need from the Imports page
  • Upgrade to Pro for unlimited chats
If issues persist, contact support with a screenshot, a description of what’s happening, and the steps you’ve already tried.

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Next Steps

Importing Your Chats

Export and import more of your chat history

Using Chat History

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