Import Tools for DoubleMemory

You may have an export or dump from another source, here are a list of browser-based tools (but no your data does not leave your browser or go through any servers) 1 you can use to transform the export file into the standard format DoubleMemory accepts:


Your Data Has a Different Shape?

That's ok! This free custom GPT can help you transform it into the shape DoubleMemory accepts.

DoubleMemory Importer GPT

Just drag and drop whatever PDF/word or file into the GPT, it will convert it into a DoubleMemory compatible JSON file. You can even ask it to automatically generate tags for you based on the content.

Sometimes it may not map all the attributes how you wanted, just tell it to do it again with the map you desired. It's quite magical.

The importer GPT is subject to ChatGPT's terms of service, and is not affiliated with DoubleMemory. If you are worried about data going through OpenAI's servers, you can also give the standard DoubleMemory JSON format to any LLM and a sample of your data, and ask it to write a custom transform script for you and then run it locally.

DoubleMemory Standard JSON Format

Here is how it looks like:

[
    {
        "content": "text or url",
        "tags": ["#tag1", "#tag2"],
        "notes": "optional notes",
        "archivedAt": "2024-03-20T12:00:00Z" (optional),
        "accessedCount": 5 (optional),
        "accessedAt": "2024-03-21T15:30:00Z" (optional)
    }
]

How to Import into DoubleMemory

Once you got your DoubleMemory JSON, you can import from the Settings view. You can find it by right click the DoubleMemory menu bar icon -> Settings.

If you are looking for more help importing into DoubleMemory, email us at [email protected] and we may help you...

Footnotes

  1. Why use browser-based tools instead of building these features directly into DoubleMemory? Our goal is to keep the core application streamlined and free from the complexities associated with one-time import logic.