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Full-text search for your Claude conversation history. Jump to the exact message. 100% local & private. Your Claude history is a black hole. Kelmi fixes that. Claude's built-in search only looks at conversation titles. Kelmi searches inside every message — instantly — and jumps you straight to the exact message, highlighted. What you get: - Full-text search across your entire history (press Alt+K) - Jump straight to the exact message — highlighted, with the searched term picked out - Results grouped by conversation, ranked by relevance (real phrase matches come first) - Export any conversation to clean Markdown (structure and code blocks preserved) - Works offline once your history is indexed Privacy first: No account. No server. No tracking. Your conversations never leave your browser — verify it yourself: open DevTools → Network and watch. Kelmi only talks to claude.ai, to read your own conversations and build a local search index on your device. Uninstalling the extension removes everything. Lightweight by design: One thing, done right. No bloat, no monthly fee. Open the search with Alt+K, or click the Kelmi icon in your toolbar. If you've ever wanted to search your Claude history, find an old Claude message, do a full Claude chat search, or export a Claude conversation to Markdown — that's exactly what Kelmi does.
Jul 13, 2026
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