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Branch and subchats for your ChatGPT conversations Open contextual side chats in ChatGPT to ask follow up questions without disrupting your main conversation. Branch your conversations. Keep your flow. Ever been reading a long ChatGPT response and stumbled upon one sentence you wanted explained? Normally, you have two choices: Ask in the main chat and derail the conversation. Open a new chat and manually copy the context or get diverted totally. Branch chat solves this by letting you create focused side conversations directly from any ChatGPT response, no APIs or external dependencies needed!. Simply highlight a sentence or paragraph, click Branch, and a floating side chat opens with the selected context. Continue asking follow up questions while your original conversation stays exactly as it is. Features > Highlight any ChatGPT response > Open contextual side conversations > Keep your main conversation clean and focused > Continue unlimited follow up questions in each side chat > No external APIs or logins required Who is it for? Students learning complex topics Software engineers reading technical explanations Researchers exploring ideas Professionals using ChatGPT for work Anyone who wants to understand concepts without losing the flow of the original conversation Why use Branch chat? AI conversations don't always follow a straight line. Sometimes you need to pause, ask "What does this mean?", then return exactly where you left off. Branch Chat makes that possible by turning one long conversation into a collection of focused, contextual discussions.
Jul 23, 2026
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