Bring what ChatGPT knows about you.

Years of context already live in ChatGPT — who you are, how you like answers, what you’re working on. Pepperoni is GetPizza’s AI: the one assistant that works across your inbox, tasks, CRM and notes. Move your ChatGPT memory into it and Pepperoni picks up right where ChatGPT left off.

How it works

1. 1Copy the promptCopy the prompt below — it asks ChatGPT to summarize what it knows about you in a structured block.
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   Please generate a structured summary of everything you know about me, formatted so another AI assistant can save it as long-term memory about me.
   
   Start your reply with exactly this line:
   "The following is my personal memory profile — please remember these facts about me and use them in every future reply."
   
   Then output the data in this exact format, and do not add any other commentary:
   
   CONTEXT_EXPORT_START
   {
     "memory_facts": ["list each saved memory fact about me as a separate string"],
     "preferences": ["list any stated preferences, interests, or working styles you're aware of"],
     "recurring_topics": ["list topics or projects I've discussed frequently"],
     "tone_and_style_notes": ["list any notes on how I like responses formatted or delivered"]
   }
   CONTEXT_EXPORT_END
   
   If you don't have memory enabled or don't have any saved information about me, return the same structure with empty arrays.

2. 2Run it in ChatGPTPaste it into a fresh ChatGPT chat and send. ChatGPT replies with a CONTEXT_EXPORT block.
3. 3Paste it into PepperoniOn GetPizza’s import screen, paste that reply into Pepperoni — its memory. You preview exactly what Pepperoni will remember, then confirm.
   This is Pepperoni — GetPizza’s chat. Your memory lands right here:

   CONTEXT_EXPORT_START { "memory_facts": [ … ] }

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   Got it — I’ll remember this about you:

   ✓Runs a design studio in Lisbon✓Prefers short, direct answers✓Hiring two senior designers this quarter

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