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Your context cards for AI conversations One Ego. Any model. Switch your “Ego Card” (your working self: role, tone, context) across AI chat pages—so you don’t have to re-introduce yourself every time you move between models. Why Context Wallet? If you use multiple AI tools (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, local LLM web UIs), you’ve felt the pain: • Your context doesn’t carry over • You repeat the same background, tone, and project state • Switching models breaks your flow Context Wallet fixes that with a simple wallet metaphor: create cards, switch cards, keep your ego. Key features • Ego Cards (Context Cards): Save your role, tone, preferences, and project state as a card • Switch instantly: Work / Writing / Builder / Private—swap your active card in one click • Apply to your current page: Use the active card on the AI page you’re on • Works even when page layouts change: Fallback to Copy to clipboard when direct apply isn’t available • Portable: Export/Import your cards anytime Privacy & data ownership • Local-first: Your cards are stored locally by default (Chrome local storage) • No server upload by default • You own your context: Export/Import anytime • Tip: Don’t store passwords, API keys, or sensitive identifiers in cards Supported (initial) • ChatGPT • Claude • Gemini (More sites and local LLM web UIs coming.) Quick start 1. Create your first Ego Card (Work / Writing / Private…) 2. Select it as your active card 3. Click Switch/Apply and start chatting
Jun 18, 2026
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