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Save, browse, and continue AI chats from ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini — with branching, bookmarks, and local history. VectorMesh lets you save, restore, and migrate AI conversations from ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini — so nothing you build in a chat session has to be lost or started over. Restore and continue saved chats: Pick up exactly where you left off. Save any conversation locally, then replay a saved path back into a live ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini session. The extension sends your saved messages into the chat automatically so you can continue without copying history by hand. Migrate between platforms: Move a conversation from ChatGPT to Claude, Claude to Gemini, or any supported combination. VectorMesh replays the saved exchange into whichever platform you choose — useful for comparing model responses or continuing work in a different environment. What you can do: • View conversations as a visual branching tree in the side panel • Save chats locally — no cloud account required • Search saved conversations and jump to the exact node you need • Bookmark important messages for faster review • Save a specific branch as a named, reusable path • Restore a saved path in the management interface for local browsing • Rename, export, and organize saved chats and paths in one place • Switch between dark and light mode for a more comfortable workspace Your data stays in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to external servers. VectorMesh is for people who treat AI conversations as work — where losing a thread, missing a branch, or starting over on a different platform is a real cost.
Mar 26, 2026
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