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See ChatGPT branches as a visual tree When you dig into a topic with ChatGPT, every answer raises new questions. You want to explore them, then come back to where you were. But either way, something gets in the way: ① Stay in one chat Different questions pile up in the same thread. The longer it gets, the more you scroll back to find where you were, and the easier it is to lose your flow, or forget what else you wanted to ask. ② Branch into new chats Each question stays clean, but branches pile up in the sidebar as "Branch · …". It gets hard to tell which one was the original, and time goes into hunting for the right chat. Thinking isn't linear. It branches, then comes back. BranchLine pins a tree of your branches to the right side of ChatGPT: • Explore the details: side questions live on their own lines, so the main thread stays clean • Follow new questions: branch from a branch, as deep as you need • See how it all connects: where each branch came from, and which one you're on • Pick up where you left off: click any line to jump back How to use 1. On any ChatGPT answer, open the ⋯ menu and branch into a new chat 2. Ask your side question there 3. Use the map on the right to move between chats Privacy • Runs only on chatgpt.com; everything stays in your browser • Never stores message text, and sends nothing to any server • Never reads your login, and never sends or edits messages for you Questions or bugs: https://github.com/blacktea3250106/branchline-for-chatgpt/issues BranchLine is not affiliated with OpenAI.
Nov 7, 2026
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