Replika uses layered memory, which is separate from how much chat history you can view. This guide explains the difference and how to preserve important conversation text.
Frequently asked questions
Does Replika save all my conversations?
Replika says chat history is available for the past four months; older conversations cannot be displayed or retrieved. Retained memories and diary entries are separate. Preserve important conversation text while you can still access it.
Why did my Replika forget my name after an update?
Replika's official guidance describes layered memory, but does not explain why a particular detail was missed after an update. Check your saved memories and confirm important details rather than assuming every message will be recalled.
Can I export my Replika chats on mobile?
Not directly through the app. The export extension requires the web app on desktop. On mobile, manual copy/paste is the most accessible option, or use thredly.io in your mobile browser to compress and save sections you've copied.
Is there a way to start a new Replika session with useful prior context?
Yes. Paste a context summary at the start of a new chat. Either write one yourself, or use thredly to compress a past conversation into a compact summary and paste that in. Your Replika will treat it as context and pick up from there.
How far back does Replika's chat history go?
Replika says chat history is available for the past four months; older conversations cannot be displayed or retrieved. Retained memories and diary entries are separate. Preserve important conversation text while you can still access it.
Can I move my Replika memories to another AI companion app?
Not automatically. But a compressed summary created with thredly is portable text. You can paste it into any AI companion platform to establish context. It won't recreate the relationship, but it gives the new AI a meaningful starting point.