Paste a chat that's worn out. You get back a first message that starts a fresh one exactly where you left off — decisions, constraints, current state.
Just paste the conversation — that's the whole setup.
Uncook can't open share links from our servers. Copy the conversation and paste it here instead.
💡 Longer chats get less reliable — that's context rot, and a fresh start is the fix.
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Three steps. No signup.
Step 1
Copy your ChatGPT or Claude conversation. Drop it in — we read as much as fits (up to 100,000 characters, from the most recent turn back) and tell you how many turns were read. Have a share link?
Step 2
Uncook reads your conversation, says how many turns it read out of how many, and writes a clean Handoff with your decisions and constraints baked in.
Step 3
Paste it as the first message of a new chat. It picks up cold — no re-explaining, no lost context. And if you want, tick “Alert me before my next chat wears out” after your handoff.
A ready-to-paste Handoff — built from your own conversation.
You're my strategic + operational partner on Project Atlas (B2B SaaS, pre-launch). Pick up exactly where we left off. ROOT CONTEXT (non-negotiable) Atlas is a scheduling tool for clinics. ~40 beta users, launch in 3 weeks. The core problem is activation: users sign up but don't connect their calendar, so they never see value. LOCKED DECISIONS · Onboarding leads with calendar connect, before anything else. · Pricing frozen for launch: 1 plan, $39/seat/mo, 14-day trial. · No new features until activation is fixed — one hypothesis at a time. WHAT'S STILL MISSING · Copy for the empty-state that nudges calendar connect. · A metric for "activated" (connected + 1 event booked). MY ROLE: product lead — I decide scope and copy, you draft and pressure-test. Not a designer. WHEN WE RESUME I'll say either "here's the empty-state copy" or "let's define activation." Be direct, no filler. Don't re-ask anything above — it's settled.
Generic example. Your handoff is written from your real conversation — decisions, constraints and current state included.
Same conversation, two other ways out.
Soon you won't even need to copy the conversation.
Uncook can't open share links from our servers. Copy the conversation and paste it here instead.
A summary is for you to read. A Handoff is for the AI to act on — a ready-to-paste first message that makes a fresh chat resume your work cold, without re-asking what you already settled. That's the part ChatGPT can't do for itself.
No. The conversation you paste 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.
Uncook can't open share links from our servers. Copy the conversation and paste it here instead. What Uncook writes is text too, so it pastes into any assistant.
No signup, no card. Paste the conversation, get your handoff.
Yes — after your handoff, tick “Alert me before my next chat wears out” and leave your email. Separate, optional opt-in: one-click unsubscribe in every email, and your address is deleted the moment you leave.
Every AI has a limited context window. As a chat fills up it starts dropping early details, repeating itself and forgetting rules you set. A clean restart with the right context fixes it.
Yes. What we produce is plain text — paste it into any AI, not just the one you came from: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Copilot, anything.