You think with AI now. Probably more than you realise. You ask it things while you’re working, while you’re stuck, while you’re chasing some half-formed idea at midnight.
And then the conversation disappears into a sidebar you’ll never open again.
Some of those conversations contain real thinking.
Your framing.
Your follow-ups.
The moment you pushed back and got a better answer.
That’s work —
and it shouldn’t vanish.
The problem compounds. You use Claude, then ChatGPT, then something else. You know you’ve solved this before, somewhere. But there’s no way to search across them, so you re-ask, re-explain, re-think.
Your past conversations become a graveyard instead of a resource.
One shortcut, across every model, and you’re back to the thing you need.
I built it because I think AI conversations are worth more than we give them credit for. Yours included.
— Asker