Conversation archive
Save chats from ChatGPT, Claude, QQ, and WeChat. Read them as bubbles, then share when you need to.
What Memento is for
Paste a chat into a memo or blog and who said what, and in what order, collapses into one block. QQ and WeChat exports are even worse: a long wall of plain text.
Memento focuses on the conversation itself — avatars, names, bubbles — so it still reads like that chat.
Many tools only give you a recap. After the rewrite it is no longer those original lines, and details like code or tables are easy to lose.
The original text is saved first. AI summaries are optional extras you can generate after you configure a key and a provider.
A discussion is worth showing people, but you do not want the real nicknames and avatars going out with it.
Turn on privacy mode before you publish. Visitors see aliases and default avatars; you still see the originals when signed in.
ChatGPT, Claude, QQ, and WeChat each keep a piece. Scroll twice and it is gone. Switch apps and you cannot take it with you.
Keep them in one place. Host it yourself, or pack a backup and walk away with it.
Keep the original lines, lay them out as a conversation, then decide whether to send it. That is what Memento does.
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Start a conversation and bring in plain text from AI, QQ, WeChat, and similar apps. Messages stay in the original order.
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Change the title, add tags, generate a summary. Choose whether it is public, password-protected, or in privacy mode.
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Send a link and they can read the whole conversation. Turn on privacy mode first if you do not want real names shown.
What reading feels like
01 Read as bubbles
Who said what, and in what order, is still there. Not flattened into a hard-to-read block of text.
02 Read from another seat
Switch roles and the layout follows. Your lines go right, theirs go left. Not a single word changes.
03 Share without names
Visitors only see aliases and default avatars. When you sign in, the original names are still there.
Design recap · Evening
WeChat · 2026-08-12
KevinAlex
PaulSam
KevinAlex
PaulSam
Try the current version first. Self-host with a one-time purchase. Skip the server work if you want hosting.
Current version
One-time
This major version
One-time
I run it
Monthly / yearly
Trial is the current version, self-hosted, so you can see if it fits. It does not include updates. Starter is the buy-once plan: you get this major version, and after you join the user group, updates inside that major version are free. If you plan to keep using it, pick Starter.
Not on Starter. You pay once and host it yourself. Hosted is the plan that bills monthly or yearly, because I run the server.
Memento does not pull chats by decrypting databases or modifying other apps. Right now you type them in, or paste plain-text exports from QQ and WeChat and they are split into bubbles. ChatGPT and Claude can be copied over and cleaned up the same way. Easier ingest comes later, so a conversation can land in the archive when it ends. That is not built yet.
No. It only changes the names and avatars visitors see. Message bodies are not redacted; real names written in the text are still there. If you do not want anyone opening this piece, set a password, or do not publish it yet.
ChatGPT history is attached to a chat window. Switch models or accounts and it gets awkward. Memento stores a whole conversation as one piece you can read as bubbles and export. QQ and WeChat threads can go in too.
No. Trial and Starter are self-hosted. Backups are ZIP files you can copy away. Only Hosted runs on my side.
Pricing depends on what you need. Contact the author. A store for self-serve purchases comes later.
No. You can edit it, cut it, and drop whatever you want, so it does not count as legal evidence. Screenshots from the chat app itself, plus things like transaction records, are what actually hold up.
A screenshot only keeps a thin slice. You cannot zoom into pictures, and video does not survive. Memento keeps more of the original, and you can search it fast. Voice notes can also be typed up later by hand.
Trials, purchases, hosting, or anything about using it — just write me.