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Extract from my chat
Works with ChatGPT and Claude

The chat is done.
Get what you need out.

It won't answer you anymore. It doesn't have to.

We read the conversation and find what's in it. You keep what you want. We only ever pull out what's actually in there — if it isn't, we say so.

We keep neither your conversation nor your identity — only anonymous statistics. See our privacy policy

First time? How to get a share link →

Just paste a link — that's the whole setup.

This is not a summarizer.

While your chat is still alive, ask it. “Give me the decisions” — it will do a better job than we ever could. It has the whole thread in front of it. Use it. Really.

Extract is for the conversation you can't ask anymore: the one that's gone too long and answers past you, the one that drifts, the one you closed weeks ago, the one someone else sent you as a link. It's cooked. It's done answering.

The content is still in there. That's what we go get.

The rule: we only pull out what's actually in the conversation. If it isn't in there, we tell you — we never make it up.

How it works

Three steps. No signup.

Copy the share link of a cooked chat and paste it into Uncook

Step 1

Paste the link

Works even on a chat that's too cooked to answer you — sharing a conversation and getting an answer out of it are two different things. Not sure how?

The topics found in the conversation, with the ones you don't need removed

Step 2

See what's in there

We read the conversation and show you the subjects it actually covers. Everything starts included — you drop what you don't need. Nothing to type, nothing to describe.

A clean extract, ready to copy anywhere

Step 3

Take it away

You get exactly that — nothing else. Copy it into your notes, your repo, your doc. And what wasn't in the conversation is named as missing, not invented.

When you reach for it

Always the same shape: the conversation is over, and something you need is stuck inside it.

The final code

Twelve versions later, the chat is a graveyard. You want the last one that worked, not the archaeology.

The decisions

Three hours of back-and-forth. You want what got settled — the list, not the debate.

The list

The menu conversation from last week. You're in the shop now. You want the shopping list, not the recipe essay.

Someone else's chat

A colleague sends you a link. Forty screens deep. You want the two things that concern you.

Questions

Why not just ask ChatGPT to summarize it? +

If the chat still answers you — do exactly that. It has the whole thread in front of it and it will beat us. We're not going to pretend otherwise.

Extract exists for the chat that doesn't answer properly anymore: it's too long, it's drifting, it contradicts itself, it forgot what you settled 80 messages ago. Or you simply closed it, or it's someone else's link. The conversation is finished — but what you need is still in it. That's the moment we're for.

Can I even share a conversation that's this cooked? +

Yes. Answering and sharing are two separate things: sharing takes a snapshot of the messages already stored — it doesn't ask the AI to think. A conversation too long to produce a decent answer still produces a share link.

What if what I ask for isn't in the conversation? +

We say so, plainly. We don't fill the gap, we don't complete, we don't "improve". Extract only pulls out what is actually in there — that rule matters most exactly where a made-up line would do damage: health, money, legal, medical. If it isn't in the conversation, it doesn't come out of Extract.

How do I get a share link? +

ChatGPT: open your chat → ⋯ menu at the top-right of the chat title → Share → Create link → Copy. (A single-message chatgpt.com/s/… link won't work; you need chatgpt.com/share/….)

Claude: open your chat → Share → ⚠️ select “Anyone with the link” (required) → Share link → Copy.

Gemini, Perplexity and Mistral are coming later. See the full guide →

Is my conversation stored? +

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 produce your extract — then discarded. Never stored, never used for training. A copy 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.

What's the difference with the handoff? +

A handoff is written for an AI: you paste it into a fresh chat and the work continues. An extract is written for you: it's the content itself, out of the conversation and in your hands. Same cooked chat, two different exits.

Do I need an account? +

No signup, no card.