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Organize ChatGPT & Claude chats into folders. Local-first, no account, one-click backup. Not affiliated with OpenAI or Anthropic. ChatShelf adds folders, instant search and one-click backup to your ChatGPT and Claude chat history — stored 100% locally on your device. ★ Unlimited folders & sub-folders — free ★ Drag & drop chats into folders ★ Instant search across conversation titles ★ One-click JSON backup & restore — your structure survives updates and reinstalls ★ Works on chatgpt.com and claude.ai ★ Automatic dark & light mode ★ No account. No cloud. No tracking. WHY LOCAL-FIRST? Your folder structure and chat titles are saved with Chrome's local storage API and never leave your computer. There is no server, no sign-up, and nothing to leak. Uninstalling the extension removes all data. HOW TO USE 1. Open chatgpt.com or claude.ai 2. Click the ChatShelf tab on the right edge (or the toolbar icon) 3. Create a folder, then drag any chat from "Unfiled" into it 4. Press Backup once in a while — restoring takes one click COMING SOON (Pro — one-time payment, no subscription) Full-text search inside conversations, Markdown/PDF export, tags, and bulk actions. PERMISSIONS, EXPLAINED - storage — saves your folders locally on your device - access to chatgpt.com / claude.ai — displays the panel next to your chats and reads conversation titles from the page - activeTab — lets the toolbar icon open/close the panel ChatShelf is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by OpenAI or Anthropic.
Jul 17, 2026
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