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Folders, instant search, prompt snippets, and clean Markdown export for ChatGPT. Local-first: chats never leave your browser. Your AI conversations deserve a filing system. ChatGPT finally added search, but there are still no folders, no tags, no bulk actions, and no way to organize months of valuable conversations. ChatLoft fixes that in one tab: ORGANIZE: Import every existing conversation (yes, retroactively) and file them into nested folders with drag and drop. Pin what matters, sort how you like. FIND: Instant search over your whole history, with a keyboard palette (Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+K, remappable) that files or finds the chat you're looking at without touching the mouse. REUSE: Save your best prompts as snippets and insert them into the composer in two keystrokes. EXPORT: One click turns any conversation into clean Markdown, code blocks intact. Bulk export whole folders on Pro. PRIVATE BY DESIGN: ChatLoft has no server, no account, and no analytics. Folders, titles, and snippets live in your browser's local storage. Chat contents are fetched only from chatgpt.com using your own session, only when you sync or export. Free forever: 3 folders, 10 snippets, search, single-chat export, backup. Pro ($4.99/mo or $39/yr): unlimited folders and snippets, bulk actions, folder export, and (coming in v0.2) Claude + Gemini support with full-text search. Claude and Gemini support is in active development; ChatLoft is built cross-provider from day one.
Sep 1, 2026
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