Local-first AI passport
Turn your AI conversations into a portable identity that works across the AI tools you use.
Runs in your browser · No account · You approve every memory
Imports from
ChatGPT · Claude · Gemini · pasted text
Exports to
Claude · ChatGPT · Gemini · Other AI tools · Markdown · Plain text · JSON · .mitigate file · MCP desktop apps
The problem
Switching assistants shouldn’t mean starting from zero. Today it usually does.
Months of conversations taught one AI your job, your projects and your habits. Another assistant can’t see any of it.
Who you are, what you’re building, how you like answers written — typed out again from scratch each time you switch tools.
Built-in memory is a summary each assistant keeps for itself. It isn’t designed to show which of your own words each memory came from, and it stays behind when you leave.
How it works
A few minutes of your time, plus however long your AI provider takes to send your export.
01 · Import
Request your export from ChatGPT, Claude or Google, then add the file here. It is opened inside this browser tab and saved in the browser’s own storage on your device.
02 · Review
Mitigate AI suggests memories — your projects, preferences, how you like answers written — and links each one to the sentence you wrote. Approve, edit or reject; nothing goes into your Passport until you approve it.
03 · Export
Your approved Passport is turned into text shaped for each tool, with step-by-step instructions for where to paste it. Nothing is sent for you — you stay in control of every copy.
04 · Connect
AI apps on your computer that support MCP — such as Claude Desktop, Claude Code and Cursor — can look things up in your approved Passport through a small connector that runs on your own machine.
By design
No usage stats, no customer logos. These follow from how Mitigate AI is built.
Privacy by architecture
Your AI history is personal. Mitigate AI works on it where it already is — on your device — and is plain about the limits.
Your file
Export from your AI
The .zip ChatGPT, Claude or Google sends you.
This browser
Archive and review
Conversations, search and suggestions, stored locally.
Your Passport
Approved memories only
Ready to copy, download or serve locally.
The AI tools you choose
You paste text or upload a file yourself, or a desktop app reads your Passport through the local connector.
Kept in this browser’s own storage. There is no Mitigate AI account and no server copy.
You see exactly what is included before anything is copied or saved.
Browsers can clear site storage, so keep your original export files as a backup.
Questions
Not sure yet? Try it with synthetic sample conversations first — they’re clearly labelled and removed in one click.
Try with sample dataWhat moves is the understanding: who you are, what you’re working on, your goals and decisions, and how you like answers written — as memories you have approved, each linked to the words you wrote.
Your original conversations don’t move, and neither does another assistant’s internal memory. Attachment contents (images, PDFs) aren’t imported either; their names are listed so you can see what was there.
No. Your export file is opened inside this browser tab and saved in the browser’s own storage on this device. There is no Mitigate AI account and no server copy.
Something leaves your device only when you do it: downloading your Passport, or copying text into another AI tool. Even then, only memories you approved are included — never passwords, keys or ID numbers.
Not by itself. Mitigate AI can’t write into any assistant’s memory. It prepares text in the shape each tool accepts and shows you exactly where to paste it.
Claude and Gemini have a memory import box you can paste into, though not on every account: Gemini’s needs a personal Google account and isn’t offered in the UK, the EEA or Switzerland, and Claude calls its import experimental. ChatGPT has no memory import, so the text goes into its Personalization settings instead, trimmed to fit: custom instructions allow 1,500 characters on Free and Go, 5,000 on paid plans.
Those import boxes accept text — someone still has to write it. Mitigate AI drafts it from the conversations you import, shows the sentence each memory came from, and lets you approve, edit or reject every line first.
Gemini can also take your original ChatGPT or Claude export file directly. Google says chats imported that way are saved to your activity and used to improve its services, including training its models. Mitigate AI reads your export on your device instead.
Your Passport is yours, not part of one assistant. You can use it with several tools, update it when things change, and keep a copy as a file.
Keep your original export files. Importing the same file again never creates duplicates, so you can rebuild your archive at any time. The Privacy page shows whether your browser has agreed to keep this site’s data.
Nothing in this version. There’s no account, no payment step and no subscription: importing, searching, reviewing and exporting all run in your browser.
No export yet? Try it first with synthetic sample conversations, then bring in your own.