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Branch off ChatGPT and Gemini conversations into a tree of explorations --- Ever get confused by a specific paragraph in a ChatGPT or Gemini response and want to ask about it — but don't want to derail your current conversation? Branchly solves this. Select any text, type your question, and Branchly opens a new chat thread with the relevant context automatically injected. Your original conversation stays clean. HOW IT WORKS 1. Select text in any ChatGPT or Gemini response 2. Click the "Branch" button that appears 3. Type your question in the popup 4. A new chat opens with your question + the conversation context — ready to go Your branches are organized as a tree in a side panel. Click any node to jump back to that conversation. Branch from branches to go deeper. It's like version control for your learning. FEATURES - Select text and branch into a new contextual thread - Tree visualization with connector lines in the side panel - Active conversation highlighted in the tree - Search and filter your branches - Rename or delete branches - Light and dark mode - Works on both ChatGPT and Gemini - Fully local — no API keys, no accounts, no data leaves your browser PRIVACY Branchly stores everything locally in your browser using IndexedDB. No data is collected, transmitted, or shared with any third party. No analytics, no tracking, no servers. PERMISSIONS Branchly needs access to chatgpt.com and gemini.google.com to read your conversations and automate opening new chat threads. It does not access any other websites.
Apr 4, 2026
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