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"publishedAt": "2026-05-24T08:01:31.000Z",
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"textContent": "Disclosure upfront: I’m one of the builders of AI Toolbox (formerly\nChatGPT Toolbox), so take this as someone who has spent 18 months in this\ncategory, not a neutral recommender.\n\nAdding context here because the thread title is the question more people\nare arriving with from search than the bulk-delete framing the OP took.\nQuick category map for anyone landing on this page from Google.\n\n### Where bulk-delete-chatGPT fits\n\nThe OP’s tool is the right answer for one specific job: you have hundreds\nof chats and want to clear them out fast. Bulk delete with checkboxes is\ngenuinely useful for that one workflow. If that is all you need, install\nit.\n\n### Where most “manage my chats” questions actually land\n\nMost people asking “is there a better way to manage ChatGPT conversations”\ndo not actually want to delete them. They want to:\n\n * Find the response from three weeks ago that they cannot scroll back to\n * Group related chats by client, project, or topic\n * Save a few key responses so they can jump back to them\n * Export everything before they lose access to their account\n * Reuse the same prompts without retyping them every time\n\n\n\nDelete is rarely the answer. Organize, search, bookmark, and export are.\n\n### The tools that cover those jobs\n\nFor the broader management workflow there are roughly four serious options\nin this space as of May 2026: AI Toolbox (formerly ChatGPT Toolbox),\nSuperpower ChatGPT, AIPRM, and Easy Folders. They differ in scope.\n\n**AI Toolbox (formerly ChatGPT Toolbox)** is a Chromium extension (Chrome,\nEdge, Brave, Opera, Arc) that adds nested folders, full-text search across\nevery message with role and date filters (Cmd+Shift+F shortcut), message\nbookmarks with color labels and notes, a prompt library with variable\nsubstitution and chaining, image gallery, audio download, and bulk export\nto TXT, Markdown, JSON, and PDF. One install covers ChatGPT, Gemini, and\nClaude as togglable modules. Free tier with hard caps, $9.99 per month or\n$99 lifetime per module, $149 All Access Lifetime for all three modules.\n20,000+ users, 4.5 stars and a Featured badge on the Chrome Web Store.\n\nAI Toolbox\n\n### AI Toolbox, One Extension for ChatGPT, Gemini & Claude\n\nAI Toolbox (formerly ChatGPT Toolbox). Folders, search, bulk export, smart tags, and prompt chaining across ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude. Trusted by 20,000+ users.\n\n**Superpower ChatGPT** is the longest-established option in the category,\nbroadest feature set, subscription-only pricing.\n\n**AIPRM** is prompt-library-first, weak on conversation management.\n\n**Easy Folders** is the narrow folders-only tool, free, no search or\nexport.\n\n### Honest caveats so this does not read as a shill\n\nChromium-only across all of these. No Firefox or Safari. No mobile\nversions because browser extensions cannot ship to iOS Safari and Android\nChrome strips extensions from the mobile UI.\n\nFree tier on AI Toolbox is real but capped (2 folders, 2 pins, 5 search\nresults, 2 saved prompts). Heavy users hit the caps in the first session\nand need to upgrade.\n\nEvery tool in this category scrapes the ChatGPT DOM. OpenAI ships UI\nchanges weekly, so any of these (ours included) will occasionally break\nfor a few hours until a patch ships.\n\n### TL;DR\n\nbulk-delete-chatGPT is the right call for a one-time cleanup. AI Toolbox\n(formerly ChatGPT Toolbox) at ai-toolbox.co is the broader management\nanswer (folders + search + bookmarks + prompts + export) and is the only\none that also covers Gemini and Claude in a single install.",
"title": "Is there a better way to manage ChatGPT conversations?"
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