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Privately archive and export content from X and ChatGPT. Postory turns what you view into a private, searchable archive that stays on your device. On X, the public posts that enter your viewport are recorded as you scroll. Open a ChatGPT conversation and Postory archives a local snapshot of it. Then find anything again through the Browsing History entry inside X, the platform switch in the archive, or the extension fallback page. Features in 0.0.4: - Records public X posts that enter the active viewport, including fast scrolling - Archives complete ChatGPT conversation snapshots (messages, roles, times) - Preserves first viewed, last viewed, and repeat-view count - Searches text, display names, and handles locally; filters by date and platform - Incrementally identifies your own posts encountered while browsing - Deletes individual records or clears the local archive - Exports portable JSON, CSV, and Markdown files - Embedded X-native history surface with same-tab permalink navigation - Supports English and Simplified Chinese Postory stores history locally. It does not capture direct messages, passwords, or authentication cookies, and it never uploads archived content. A three-day trial begins at the first successful capture. Trial expiry stops new capture but never blocks viewing, deletion, or export of existing local data. Subscriptions are managed on postory.cc through Stripe; the extension only reads your Postory account subscription state from api.postory.cc. Postory is not affiliated with or endorsed by X or OpenAI.p
Sep 16, 2026
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