Save your ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini conversations to your own PC in one click.
Temporary chats, which leave no history, are covered too.
One-time purchase, no subscription. Windows 10 / 11 + Google Chrome. No account, no upload.
Everything runs on your own machine. No conversation data is uploaded.
If a temporary or incognito chat is closed by an unexpected accident, its log is held temporarily on your device and can be saved the next time you start ASA. Auto-recovery is a setting you can freely switch on or off, so saving your logs and protecting your privacy are both possible.
Register up to 50 tags once, then change which ones apply whenever you like. They go into file names or the title inside the file, so a growing archive stays consistent instead of drifting into whatever each chat happened to be called.
HTML, Markdown, plain text and PDF. A single save can write several of them together, so keeping an HTML copy to read and a Markdown copy to build on doesn't mean saving the same conversation twice.
Each of those four formats gets its own destination - Markdown into an Obsidian vault, PDF into a work folder - so saved files land where you already work, with no moving afterwards.
Not just ordinary conversations. Temporary chats (incognito chats on Claude), which leave no history, group chats, conversations inside a project and other chat types across the three services all save with the same button. How to save a temporary chat →
What a saved conversation looks like, and the main settings windows.
The free edition has no time limit and no usage limit.
| Free | Paid | |
|---|---|---|
| One-click save, including capture | Yes | Yes |
| HTML output, unlimited | Yes | Yes |
| Title composition and save location | Yes | Yes |
| Tags in file names | Up to 3 | Up to 50 |
| Markdown, plain text and PDF output | - | Yes |
| Auto-recovery | - | Yes |
| Destination folder per format | - | Yes |
| Sub-folders per chat type | - | Yes |
Paid editions are $9 each, or $19 for all three. One-time purchase, no subscription. The two editions share the same Chrome extension, so switching later is just a reinstall.