Three offers, three AIs
ChatGPT led chatbot referrals to websites in India: 77.25% of the traffic AI chatbots referred to websites in September 2026, according to StatCounter. Gemini came second with 16.04%, then Perplexity with 3.62%, Copilot with 1.71% and Claude with 1.37%.
Three offers helped put more than one of them in the same hands:
- ChatGPT Go: check the terms and end date shown in your own account.
- Google AI Pro: Google and Reliance announced on 30 October 2025 that eligible Jio subscribers on unlimited 5G plans could get it free for 18 months.
- Perplexity Pro: Airtel announced a free year for its customers on 17 July 2025. Check your account for current access.
These offers had conditions and end dates, and they may have changed: check the current terms with OpenAI, Jio or Airtel before you count on one.
Why each one starts from zero
ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity are separate products, with separate accounts and histories. When you open a new chat in one of them, it knows nothing of the work you did in another: not the goal, not what you decided, not the rules you set.
Pasting the whole old chat rarely helps. A long chat is dozens of turns: drafts you replaced, ideas you dropped, corrections. The new AI has to work out on its own what still counts. Give it the conclusions, not the transcript.
Move one chat by hand
Write a short first message for the new AI, a handoff:
- The goal, in one or two sentences.
- What's decided: the choices you don't want reopened.
- The rules: tone, format, length, what to avoid.
- Where you are: what's done, and the next step.
- Send it first in a new chat in the other AI.
You're continuing work I started with another AI. Here's what you need to pick it up. GOAL: [what we're making or deciding] DECIDED (don't reopen): - [decision 1] - [decision 2] RULES: - [rule 1] - [rule 2] WHERE WE ARE: [current state] NEXT: [the next step] Confirm you've understood, then help me with the next step.
The same handoff works in ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity: it's plain text.
What doesn't come along.
A handoff carries what's in the chat. Files you uploaded, images, what one AI remembers about you and your custom instructions stay behind: add them again in the new chat if you need them.
The faster way: Handoff, in Uncook
Uncook's Handoff writes that handoff for you, addressed to the AI you're moving to. Open the chat in ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity, click the Uncook icon, pick Handoff, turn on Switch to another AI and choose where you're going. You get the decisions, the reasons you gave and the questions still open, in the language of the conversation. Copy it into the other AI.
The extension reads all three, so you can go back and forth as the work needs. It also reads Claude, Mistral Vibe (ex-Le Chat), Gemini Notebook and Google AI Studio.
Ask all three, then compare
Ask each AI the same question in a fresh chat, then compare their claims, sources and omissions. If you want a shorter version of several chats, choose Summarize in Uncook; the task cost is shown before you start. A summary does not check which answer is correct. compare ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity answers
Questions people ask
Which one should I use for what? It depends on the task, and it changes as the models change. Trying the same question in each tells you more than any ranking.
Does Uncook give me more messages in ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity? No. Usage limits depend on your plan and the model, and only the AI itself resets them. Uncook helps you carry the work to another AI when you hit one.
Does it work on my phone? The Uncook extension runs in Chrome on a computer. On a phone, write the handoff by hand with the template above.
Start fresh,
without starting over.
Add to Chrome
We don't keep the conversations you bring. When you click Send to Uncook in the extension window, the extension sends the chat from your tab to our servers, encrypted, for up to 30 minutes, and we delete it as soon as your Uncook page opens it. What Uncook makes from it is kept as a task, for as long as our Privacy page says. Neither your chats nor your tasks are used to train AI models.