Works with ChatGPT and Claude

Your AI chat stopped making sense?
Get it back on track.

It's not you — your chat is cooked. Uncook it.

Paste your chat link. You get a handoff prompt to start a fresh chat — one that already knows your whole story.

Free.

No account · Private

Your conversation just passes through.

We read your conversation once to write your handoff, then we keep nothing — no copy, no history, no account. Nobody at Uncook reads it, and it's never used for training.

Why it happens (it's not you)

Your assistant keeps the whole conversation on something like a whiteboard — everything you've said, every answer. A good whiteboard, but a fixed size. The longer you talk, the fuller it gets — and once it's full, the oldest notes get rubbed out first. Usually the ones that mattered most: what you're trying to do, what you'd decided, the rules you kept repeating.

So it drifts, repeats itself, answers questions you didn't ask. The assistant isn't broken — it just ran out of room.

The fix: a fresh chat that knows the context

Don't re-explain everything — carry the important parts over.

Open a new chat and bring a short handoff prompt with you — a few lines that catch it up: what you're doing, what you'd decided, where you are now.

Writing that handoff by hand, from a long tangled chat, is the tedious part. Uncook does it for you — paste your link above and it's written in about a minute.

How it works

Three steps. No signup.

Paste your link

Open your ChatGPT or Claude chat → Share → Copy link. Drop it in — we pull the whole thing, nothing missed. Not sure how?

Get your handoff

Uncook reads the conversation and writes a clean handoff prompt with your decisions and constraints baked in.

Restart fresh

Paste it as the first message of a new chat. It picks up cold — no re-explaining, no lost context.

The chats worth saving

Long conversations where the AI already knows your whole story.

The recipe chat that's been going for weeks

It knows what's in your pantry, what the kids won't eat, which dinners actually worked. When it starts mixing things up, you don't want to teach it all that again.

The trip you planned over 60 messages

Dates, budget, the hotel you finally settled on, the day you swapped the museum for the beach. One handoff prompt carries the whole plan into a fresh chat.

The health question you've been tracking for months

What you've noticed, what you've already tried, what you told it last time. When the chat stops making sense, that history is exactly what you don't want to retype.

The one-minute fix

Make your chat work again

Paste a share link to your ChatGPT or Claude conversation. Uncook reads the whole thing and writes a clean handoff prompt you can drop into a fresh chat. Skim it, paste it, keep going.

Uncook this chat

My ChatGPT chat is a mess — how to sort it out → ChatGPT remembers the wrong thing — why, and how to fix it → Should I start a new chat or keep going? → My AI chat stopped making sense — what's happening → Why long AI chats get worse over time →

Questions

Did I break something? +

No. A long chat getting weird or forgetful is one of the most common things that happens with ChatGPT and Claude — it's the conversation running out of room, not you doing anything wrong. A fresh start with your context brings it right back.

Isn't this just a summary? +

A summary is for you to read. A handoff prompt is for the AI to act on — a ready-to-paste first message that makes a fresh chat pick up your work without re-asking what you'd already settled.

Is my conversation stored? +

No. A share link is fetched once through our server to read the conversation, then discarded — never stored, never used for training. Pasted text is read right in your browser.

Do I need an account? +

No signup, no card. Paste a link, get your handoff prompt.

Which AIs does it work with? +

ChatGPT and Claude share links today. Gemini, Perplexity and Mistral are coming later.

Your AI chat stopped making sense? Get it back on track.