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Move the FULL conversation between ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity & Mistral in one click. Export to Markdown. No summarizing. ThreadPort moves the conversation you have open on one AI to another, in one click. Not a summary: the full transcript, with your messages and the assistant's replies clearly labeled, wrapped in a handoff prompt so the destination AI simply picks up where you left off. Supported: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Mistral — all 20 directions. NEW in 0.3.1 -Export any conversation as Markdown: copy it or download a .md file. Free, no limit. -"New chat with this context": start a fresh chat on the same AI without losing the thread (great when a long chat gets slow or hits its limit). -Attachments are noted in the transcript ([user attached: report.pdf]) so the next AI knows what it can't see. -Code blocks travel as real fenced code. -Popup available in English and Spanish. Why people use it: -Hit a usage limit? Move the chat and keep going on another AI. -Want a second opinion? Ask Claude to review what ChatGPT wrote, with full context. -Prefer one AI for research and another for writing? Carry the thread across. -Want a copy of your chats? Export them to Markdown in one click. Privacy by design: no servers, no accounts, no tracking. The conversation moves between your browser tabs and never leaves your machine. Nothing enters anyone's training data through us. Free for 10 transfers a month, Markdown export unlimited. Pro (unlimited transfers) available in the extension. Source code: github.com/megarampo/threadport
Sep 8, 2026
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