It's not you — a long chat just runs out of room and starts forgetting. Uncook hands the important parts to a fresh chat, so you don't start over.
Just paste a link — that's the whole setup.
Uncook reads a public share link — the same link you'd send a friend. Here's the exact tap sequence.
A single-message link (chatgpt.com/s/…) won't work — you need the full-conversation link (chatgpt.com/share/…).
On Gemini, Grok, Copilot or Perplexity? Paste the conversation — it's plain text.
ChatGPT won’t create the link (“conversation too long”)? That’s a ChatGPT limit — and exactly the symptom Uncook fixes. Our Chrome extension will capture the conversation straight from your tab, no share link needed — it’s coming. Leave your email to get notified →
💡 Longer chats get less reliable — that's context rot, and a fresh start is the fix.
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Your assistant keeps the whole conversation on something like a notepad — everything you've said, every answer. A good notepad, but a fixed size. The longer you talk, the fuller it gets — and once it's full, the oldest notes get wiped 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, and swears you never told it something you told it twice. The assistant isn't broken, and neither are you — it just ran out of room.
Don't re-explain everything — carry the important parts over.
A summary is something you read. A handoff is something the AI acts on: a ready-to-paste first message that catches a fresh chat up on what you're doing, what you'd already decided, and where you left off — so it doesn't re-ask what you settled three weeks ago.
Writing that 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.
Three steps. No signup.
Step 1
Open your ChatGPT or Claude chat → Share → Copy link. Drop it in — we read it start to finish, nothing missed. Not sure how?
Step 2
Uncook writes a clean handoff prompt: the decisions you made and the ideas worth keeping, topic by topic.
Step 3
Paste it as the first message of a new chat. It picks up where you left off — no re-explaining, nothing lost. And if you want, tick “Let me know when my next conversation starts to wear out” after your handoff.
Real conversations don't stay on one subject.
Dinner on Saturday, then a gift budget, then that thing with your knee. All in the same thread, because that's where the AI already knows you. And scattered in there: the meal that actually worked, the idea you'd never have thought of alone, the answer that finally made sense.
Uncook doesn't flatten that into one vague paragraph. It sorts the conversation topic by topic and keeps, for each one, what you decided and the ideas worth taking with you.
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.
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.
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
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 chatFree, no account — and nothing is kept: your conversation is read once to write the handoff, then discarded.
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.
Yes, and that's the normal case. Uncook doesn't mash it into one vague paragraph: it sorts the conversation topic by topic and keeps, for each one, what you decided and the ideas worth keeping — so the recipe thread doesn't swallow the trip you were planning.
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.
No. A share link is fetched once through our server to read the conversation, and its content is sent once to our AI provider (Anthropic) to generate your handoff — then discarded. Never stored, never used for training. If you generate a handoff, a copy also stays in your own browser (on your device only, never sent to us) for 24 hours, so a reload doesn't lose it — clearing it removes it immediately.
No signup, no card. Paste a link, get your handoff prompt.
Yes — after your handoff, tick “Let me know when my next conversation starts to wear out” and leave your email. It's a separate, optional opt-in: one-click unsubscribe in every email, and your address is deleted the moment you leave.
Uncook reads ChatGPT, Claude and Mistral share links. For Gemini, Grok, Copilot or Perplexity, paste the conversation — it's plain text. What Uncook writes is text too, so it pastes into any assistant.