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Perplexity chat history export tool released for OpenWebUI import

A developer has created a tool to export Perplexity AI chat history into a JSON-compatible file. This file can then be imported into OpenWebUI, enabling users to self-host their chat data. The tool requires users to first make a GDPR export request, limiting its availability to Europe. AI

IMPACT Enables users to self-host their AI chat history, offering greater data control and privacy.

RANK_REASON A user-created tool for exporting and importing chat data.

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Perplexity chat history export tool released for OpenWebUI import

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    Vibecoded a variant of the previous perplexity-export-convert that converted into markdowns, this one exports # Perplexity chats into a json compatible file tha

    Vibecoded a variant of the previous perplexity-export-convert that converted into markdowns, this one exports # Perplexity chats into a json compatible file that can be imported into # OpenWebUI , so you can go full self-hosting without loosing access to your previous queries ^^ …