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Connect Everything

Don't start over. Bring it all with you.

GearHead imports your full chat history from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and DeepSeek. Converts them into structured memories. The relationships, preferences, and projects you built up in another AI come with you, immediately useful.

Import Past Chats

Most platforms make you start from zero. Every preference, every client detail, every project context, re-learned from scratch every time you switch tools. GearHead reads exported chat histories from your other AIs and converts them into structured business memory. Entity graph populated. Preferences captured. Context preserved. You arrive with years of relationship data already in place.

What it does for you

What gets imported and how it becomes useful immediately.

Four sources supported

Direct import from ChatGPT (Plus/Pro/Team), Claude (Pro/Max/Team), Gemini, and DeepSeek. Standard exports, paste your data file, GearHead handles the parsing.

Structured memory extraction

Not just a transcript dump. GearHead extracts entities (clients, projects, companies), relationships, preferences, decisions, and facts. Populates the entity graph and semantic vectors immediately.

Source attribution preserved

Every imported memory tagged with its source, "imported:chatgpt", "imported:claude", etc. You can see where any piece of context originated. Filter or audit by source anytime.

Re-importable

Switch later, change your mind, want to update? Re-import anytime. Deduplication handles overlapping content. New memories added, existing ones refreshed where source content was updated.

Filter what to import

Don't want to import every personal chat? Filter by date range, by content, or by topic. Bring only what's relevant, leave the random "what should I have for dinner" chats behind.

Editable + revocable

Once imported, every memory is editable, viewable, and deletable. Want to remove a specific imported memory? Click delete. Want to wipe everything from a source? One bulk action.

How it works

From setup to running in minutes

1

Export from your current AI

Each platform has a data export feature. ChatGPT: Settings → Data Controls → Export Data. Claude: Settings → Privacy → Export. Gemini and DeepSeek similar. Wait for the email with your archive.

2

Upload to GearHead

Account Settings → Import Chats. Drag in the file. Pick a date range and filter if desired. Submit.

3

GearHead processes

Takes 5-30 minutes depending on archive size. Entities extracted, relationships built, semantic vectors generated. You get an email when complete.

4

Review and refine

View imported memories in your memory dashboard. Edit, refine, or delete anything that came over incorrectly. Source attribution makes everything traceable.

Real-world examples

Who's using Import Past Chats

Solo Consultant

Two years of client context in one import

Consultant has been using ChatGPT for 18 months, has detailed history on every client. Exports, imports to GearHead. Suddenly GearHead knows every client personality, project history, and preference that was previously trapped in ChatGPT.

Power User

Switching from Claude, preserve project context

Developer has been using Claude Projects for months, context on every product, debugging history, design decisions. Exports each project, imports to GearHead. Picks up where Claude left off, with structure ChatGPT and Claude can't match.

Researcher

Multi-tool research collation

Researcher uses ChatGPT for some questions, Claude for others, Gemini for long-context. Imports all three into GearHead. Now has unified searchable knowledge across all three histories with proper entity graph.

Family Mom

Two years of family logistics

GearHead Personal user imports ChatGPT history covering family meal plans, kids' schedules, household projects. The new GearHead arrives knowing the family's preferences, allergies, schedules, no rebuilding from scratch.

Bring your whole history with you.

Book a walkthrough, we'll demo the import flow with a sample archive and show how imported memory shows up in chat.