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Stop scrolling. Siftr pins every question you ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini & Grok — find, jump to, & notes any message instantly. Ever scrolled through 200 messages trying to find that one question you asked an hour ago? Siftr fixes that. Siftr is a sticky note navigator for AI chats. It automatically captures every question you ask — across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok — and organizes them into a searchable sidebar. Think of it as a table of contents for your AI conversations. WHAT SIFTR DOES → Pins every prompt you type as a sticky note → Groups your questions into smart topic chapters (Code, Writing, How-To, Business, and more) → Jump to any message in one click — no scrolling → Add personal notes and annotations to any question → Search across all your questions instantly with / key → Export your full session as Markdown PERFECT FOR → Power users who ask 50+ questions per session → Developers and researchers referencing earlier context → Students building notes from AI study sessions → Anyone who has ever typed "where did I ask that?" in a long chat 100% PRIVATE Siftr stores everything locally on your device. Zero data collection. No account needed. No servers. Your conversations stay yours. Stop scrolling through AI chat history. Install Siftr and navigate your conversations like a pro.
May 14, 2026
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