Folderloom brings order to long ChatGPT histories with a private, local-first conversation tree. Create nested folders, drag chats into place, bookmark important conversations, and find saved chats quickly with search. Your organization stays in your browser — no account required and no conversation data is sent to a server.
Hey Product Hunt! I’m Tuan, the maker of Folderloom.
I built it after repeatedly losing useful ChatGPT conversations in an increasingly long sidebar. A chat can start as a quick question, then turn into a project, a research thread, or something worth returning to months later — but ChatGPT’s default history makes those conversations hard to organize.
Folderloom adds a folder tree directly to the ChatGPT sidebar. You can create nested folders, drag conversations into them, bookmark important chats, and search your saved history.
I deliberately made it local-first: your folder structure and bookmarks stay in your browser, with no account required and no conversation data sent to a server.
This is an early release, and I’d love candid feedback:
• What is hardest about managing your ChatGPT history?
• Which feature would make this genuinely useful for you?
• Would you prefer a simpler folder workflow or more powerful organization features?
Thanks for checking it out — I’m here all day to answer questions.