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Folders, local semantic search and export for your ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude chats. No account, nothing leaves your browser. Your chats, organized and findable, without giving them to anyone. ChatJump adds a small panel to the ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude sidebars. From there you can: • Save the open conversation on this device with one click. • File it in nested folders and tag it. A chat can live in several folders, across all three sites. • Search everything you saved by meaning, not just by keyword, with a small language model that runs inside the extension. Filter by site and folder. Press Ctrl+Shift+Space (Cmd+Shift+Space on Mac, rebindable at chrome://extensions/shortcuts) or click Search. • Export a conversation or a whole folder to Markdown or JSON. • Import the official ChatGPT data export (conversations.json) so history older than the sidebar shows becomes searchable too. • Select several results at once to file, tag or export them together. Filter search by site, folder, date and who wrote it. • Back up everything to one file and restore it on another computer. Delete any saved chat whenever you like. ChatJump reads chat content on chatgpt.com, gemini.google.com and claude.ai only when you ask, stores it only on this device, and collects nothing. How it works: ChatJump reads what the page already shows you. It never calls ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude servers on your behalf, has no backend of its own, and sends no telemetry. The search model and its runtime are bundled with the extension, so it makes no network requests at all. Clearing the extension's data in its options page removes everything it stored. Good to know: capture reads what the page renders, so a very long chat may need a second "Save" after scrolling. Grok is not supported yet.
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