Import from Todoist
Bring a Todoist project into Memry by importing its CSV export. Each CSV becomes a new Memry project containing its tasks.
Export from Todoist
In Todoist, open a project → ⋯ menu → Export as a template → Export as CSV. This downloads a .csv file named after the project (e.g. Personal.csv).
Todoist exports one CSV per project. To migrate several projects, export each and select them all at once during import.
Import into Memry
- Open Settings → Import.
- Click Import next to Todoist.
- Choose file and select one or more exported
.csvfiles. - Review the preview for each file — project name, counts (tasks, sub-tasks, dated, comments, skipped), a few sample task titles, and any warnings.
- Click Import. A new project is created per file, with live progress you can Cancel at any time.
What gets imported
| Todoist | Memry |
|---|---|
| CSV file | New project, named from the filename |
| Task content | Task title |
| Task description | Task description |
| Priority (P1–P4) | Priority (Urgent / High / Medium / None) |
| Indented sub-tasks | Sub-tasks (nested under their parent) |
| Due date | Best-effort due date (see below) |
| Comments / attachments | Appended to the task description; attachments become a link |
Due dates
Memry parses Todoist due dates on a best-effort basis:
- Absolute dates (
2026-06-20,Jun 20) import exactly. - Relative dates (
in 2 days,tomorrow, weekday names) are resolved from the day you import. - Recurring values (
every day) and anything unrecognized import the task without a due date and add a warning.
Not imported
- Sections are flattened — their tasks join the project directly (the section name is reported as a warning).
- Completed tasks are not part of a Todoist project CSV export.
- Labels (
@label) stay as literal text in the task title. - Attachment files are linked, not downloaded.
- Re-importing the same file always creates a new project (no de-duplication).