Private, local-only tool
Draft a private continuity note before an app changes or disappears. The four-part starter works without JavaScript; the optional local generator can expand it.
Service-change and shutdown plan
There is no universal outcome. Access to conversations, media, account controls, and paid features depends on what the provider still makes available. A product can remain online while its model or features change; a closure may include a short export window, or access may already be gone.
A note you write can preserve only your own summary. It cannot preserve or transfer the provider’s model, hidden memory, chat history, media, purchases, subscription, account state, settings, or product behavior.
Access still works
A wind-down date is active
Access is already unavailable
When access remains, use the reversible order: official notice and controls → documented export → your own summary → billing channel → cancellation verification → deletion last.
Three first-party examples show why one outcome should not be assumed:
Sources checked 2026-07-17. These examples illustrate different service outcomes; they do not predict another provider’s future or prove that an export is complete, portable, or successfully delivered.
Works without JavaScript
Select and copy these four prompts into a note you control. Summarize only what helps you continue a conversation; this page does not save what you write.
1 · Relationship role
What role, tone, and expectations matter most in this relationship?
Describe the relationship in your own words rather than relying on a provider’s label.
2 · Durable preferences
What communication style, recurring routines, likes, dislikes, or shared context should remain consistent?
Prefer a short summary over a pasted transcript or a list of every past interaction.
3 · Boundaries and non-transferable details
What should a new service not assume, recreate, or receive?
Leave out real names, contact details, passwords, payment details, health information, and anything you do not want copied elsewhere.
4 · Restart note
Who is this companion to you, what context matters now, and what should it ask before filling important gaps?
Treat this as an introduction to a new conversation—not proof that the old experience can be restored.
This is a continuity note—not a transfer. It is not a provider export, product-data backup, migration or transfer method, compatibility guarantee, or claim about any product. It cannot move a model, hidden memory, chat history, media, purchases, account data, or proprietary settings.
Keep the note only where you trust the privacy protections. Separately check the documented account controls; a documented route does not show what an export contains or prove that it succeeds.
Closing an account? Preserve only what you need, then follow the safer sequence for exporting, canceling, requesting a refund, and deleting. Those are separate actions. If you are leaving Replika, use the preservation-first Replika alternatives guide before making the irreversible decision.
Your local result
This local summary records the relationship context you choose so you can refer to it when starting a new conversation. It does not transfer or recreate the original product.
Nothing is sent to us or saved by this page. Copying places the brief on your device clipboard; downloading creates a local file. Clipboard sync, backups, and downloaded-file protection are controlled by your device.
Add the details you want to preserve. Your continuity brief will appear here.
It cannot export a provider’s model, hidden memory, media, account history, purchases, or proprietary character settings. Check the provider’s export and deletion documentation separately.