How to search all your ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini chats in one place

The more you use AI at work, the more often you need an answer you got weeks ago. And if you switch between ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, you may not even remember which one gave it to you.

Search inside each service

You can look through the history of the service you think you used. But each service only searches itself, so if you don't remember which AI it was, you end up opening them one by one.

Copy the important answers out as you go

You can paste answers you'll need later into a notes app. It works, but it takes discipline every single time.

Keep every chat you open, automatically

Qarta, a Chrome extension, has a chat library: conversations you open on supported AI sites are saved on your own computer and searchable by title or by any word inside, across all six AIs at once.

They're stored only in your browser and never uploaded anywhere. You can also bring in past history from an official data export (two services supported). Searching and reading your chats is free.

A habit that makes old chats easier to find

Start a conversation with one line that says what it's about — the project, the client, the document. “Reviewing the freelance services contract for Acme” is much easier to find later than “quick question”.