Can I Import My ChatGPT Conversation History Into Jarvis?

No, Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) can't directly import your ChatGPT conversation history. OpenAI and Jarvis use separate, incompatible storage, and there's no migration bridge between them, so your old ChatGPT threads won't appear inside the Jarvis floating bar. What you can do is carry forward the substance. Export key chats from ChatGPT, then paste the parts you want Jarvis to remember and ask it to store them in its persistent memory, which you fully control. From then on, Jarvis recalls that context across sessions without you re-pasting. Going forward Jarvis is screen-aware and pulls live context from Gmail, Slack, Notion, and 30+ connectors instead of relying on chat logs. It routes tasks to frontier models from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google, hosts data under GDPR, and never trains on your data. Plans are $16/month when you need more than the free 40 requests/week.

Chat history isn't a portable standard. ChatGPT stores conversations in OpenAI's own format tied to your OpenAI account, and Jarvis builds memory as structured, user-controlled entries rather than raw transcripts. There's no shared schema, so a bulk import would produce noise, not useful recall. This is true across the category, Claude, Gemini, and Copilot don't import each other's histories either. Rather than fake a migration, Jarvis lets you seed its memory deliberately with the facts and preferences that actually matter, which produces sharper recall than dumping thousands of old messages.

Open ChatGPT and copy the durable bits: your role, recurring projects, writing style, key decisions, and any standing instructions. Open Jarvis with Cmd+/ and tell it to remember those things; Jarvis stores them in persistent memory you can later view, edit, or delete. This takes minutes and gives Jarvis the same head start your ChatGPT custom instructions provided. Because the memory is yours, you decide exactly what Jarvis knows, an upgrade over an opaque history you can't fully inspect. The result is continuity of context without dragging across stale conversation logs.

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