How to organize ChatGPT chats in folders
Updated November 13, 2026
After a few weeks of using ChatGPT, the sidebar becomes a long list of chats that are hard to find again. There are two ways to bring order to it.
Option 1: ChatGPT Projects
ChatGPT has Projects: you create one, move chats into it and can add files and instructions for that project. It is a good choice if you only use ChatGPT.
Option 2: folders that work in ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini
If you use more than one AI, your chats end up split across three sidebars. Chatrove adds a small panel to all three sites with color-coded folders: save any chat into a folder and reopen it from ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. Your library is the same on all three.
- Folders and colors for chats from any of the three AIs.
- Saved prompts you insert by typing
//and a word, with{variables}to fill in. - Private: stored in your browser, no account. Export a backup file anytime.
The free plan includes 5 saved chats and 5 saved prompts; Pro makes them unlimited.
FAQ
Does ChatGPT have folders?
ChatGPT has Projects, which work like folders for chats inside ChatGPT. They do not include chats from Claude or Gemini.
Can I use Projects and Chatrove together?
Yes. Chatrove does not change your ChatGPT chats; it only saves a link to them in its own folders.
Are my chats uploaded anywhere?
No. Chatrove stores the title and link of saved chats in your browser. Nothing is sent to its servers.
Does it work in the ChatGPT desktop app?
No. Chatrove is a browser extension, so it works on chatgpt.com, claude.ai and gemini.google.com in Chrome, Edge and other Chromium browsers.
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