Free tools for people who live in AI chat
Small, fast utilities for the parts of ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini that the products themselves handle badly. Every one runs entirely in your browser: no account, no upload, no server holding your conversations.
ChatGPT Export Viewer
Read and search your entire ChatGPT history from the export file, then save any conversation as Markdown or plain text.
Open toolClaudeClaude Export Viewer
Read and search your full Claude history from the export file, then save any conversation as Markdown or plain text.
Open toolPromptingAI Token Counter
Count tokens with the real BPE tokenizer and compare cost and context usage across GPT, Claude and Gemini models.
Open toolIn progress
AI Chat to Markdown
Paste a copied conversation and get clean Markdown — speaker labels, code fences, and lists intact.
Why these are free, and why they don't phone home
We build Savelore, a Chrome extension that archives what you get out of AI tools. That work means we spend a lot of time inside export formats, token limits and Markdown conversion — so these utilities were going to exist either way. Publishing them costs us nothing and saves you the twenty minutes of figuring it out yourself.
None of them upload anything. Files are read with the browser's File API and processed in memory on your own machine. That's partly principle and partly practical: your conversation history is one of the most sensitive files you own, and the safest way to handle it is to never receive it.
The problem all of these point at
Every one of these tools exists because AI chat products treat your history as disposable. Exports arrive as a zip you have to request and wait for. Search is shallow or missing. There's no clean way to get one good answer out and into your notes. The tools here make that bearable after the fact.
Savelore fixes it before the fact — capturing responses, highlights and full conversations as they happen, across ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, into one archive you actually own.