Easy Folders - ChatGPT & Claude Organizer vs Lazy apps

A simple and powerful tool to organize chats in ChatGPT and Claude. Create Folders, Search Chat History, Bookmark Chats, Switch Custom Instruction Profiles + more!

ChatGPT Easy Folders is an innovative browser extension designed specifically for enhancing the organizational capabilities of your interactions with ChatGPT and Claude by Anthropic. This tool offers an intuitive way to manage your AI chat experiences through the creation of folders and sub-folders, allowing for categorization based on different subjects, projects, or topics. With a keyword search feature, users can swiftly navigate their chat history to find conversations based on specific words in the chat titles or messages.

Additionally, automatic folders are created for interactions with any Custom GPTs, streamlining the process even further. Bookmarking chats is also an option, ensuring that you can quickly access vital conversations. With over 2,500 satisfied users, this extension is a must-have for anyone looking to optimize their ChatGPT usage. Furthermore, for those seeking advanced features like cloud sync across devices, multi-account support, custom instruction profiles, and more, the Superuser subscription is available with dedicated support.

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