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Settled, what’s left, the next step
Your memo starts with where things stand, in a few lines. Then what was settled and what’s left. The next step comes last: one action, only when the chat leads to one.
Memo
Someone needs the decisions.
Not the whole thread.
Turn one AI conversation into a note for someone else. See where things stand, what was settled, what’s left, and the one next step, when the chat leads to one.
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Fictive picnic plan Memo
Where you are
A fictional picnic is planned for 12 people on Saturday in a city park, with an 80-euro budget. It will be half vegetarian, with no alcohol, and the group will meet at 11:00 at the north gate. Who brings the blankets is unresolved.
Settled
- A fictional picnic for 12 people on Saturday in a city park, with a budget of 80 euros.
- Half vegetarian.
- No alcohol.
- Meet at 11:00 at the north gate.
What's left
- Who brings the blankets is unresolved.
Next step
None.
This note only reorganises what was in the conversation. Anything unconfirmed is flagged as such.
Read all 4 turns.
Source read: ChatGPT — Fictive picnic plan. Not verified outside this conversation.
A real Memo output, on a fictional chat about a picnic.
What it does
Why Memo
Someone needs the decisions, not the whole thread?
Memo turns one AI conversation into a note for someone else.
02Who decided
What you settled, not what the AI suggested
Under Settled, Memo lists only what you chose, accepted or ruled out in the chat. An idea the AI suggested that you never took up isn't meant to be listed there. When a figure or a date changed along the way, you get the one it landed on. Who has to do what, and by when, appears only as far as the chat names them.
03For a person
A document, not a chat
A memo is a note for a person, not the transcript. Read it before sharing: it can still hold details you don't want to pass on.
04Share
Share it as a link
Make a memo of the chat and check it. Then copy it, or share it as a page, by email or on WhatsApp. The person sees your memo, not your chat.
05Send
Send it from your memo
Press Share on your memo. Where your browser offers it, its share sheet opens with your memo's link, ready for WhatsApp, Slack or email; otherwise, copy the link or send it by email. Whoever opens it sees your memo, not your chat.
Three steps
How it works
Open the chat you want to pass on, choose Memo, then read your memo before you share it.
Open your chat.
Open the AI chat you want to pass on, then open the Uncook extension.
- Open the AI chat
- you want to pass on,
- then open the Uncook extension.
Make your Memo.
Choose Memo. Check the quote before you start.
- Choose Memo.
- Check the quote
- before you start.
Read it, then share it.
Your memo opens in Uncook. Read it, then copy it or share it as a page.
- Your memo opens in Uncook.
- Read it, then copy it
- or share it as a page.
Questions about Memo
How do I share the useful parts of an AI conversation?
Make a memo of the chat and check it. Then copy it, or share it as a page, by email or on WhatsApp. The person sees your memo, not your chat.
Can I share it without the raw prompts?
Yes. A memo is a note for a person, not the transcript. Read it before sharing: it can still hold details you don't want to pass on. You can mask emails, phone numbers, links, keys, card numbers and IBANs before the model that writes your memo reads them.
How do I know how much of the chat was read?
Your memo says how many turns were read, and flags any shortened passage. If part of the chat wasn't read, a decision may sit in that part: check before you pass it on.
Do you keep my conversation?
Uncook doesn't keep your conversations: one sent to Uncook, from the extension or from your AI app, waits on our servers for 30 minutes at most. One sent from the extension is deleted as soon as the page opens it; one sent by your AI app can be reopened by your account until the 30 minutes are up, then it's deleted. When you click the tool's button, the conversation is sent to an AI model to do your task: for Handoff, Merge, Summarize, Memo and AI Profile, OpenAI's GPT models; for some steps, Anthropic's Claude models. If OpenAI is unavailable, Anthropic's Claude models carry out your task. The source conversation is not retained on our servers after processing. OpenAI may keep it for up to 30 days to detect abuse, and longer where required by law or reasonably necessary to protect its services or third parties from harm; Anthropic deletes it within 30 days, and may keep it longer to enforce its Usage Policy or comply with the law. Your task is kept: for 7 days if you have no account, and only the browser that made it can reopen it (30 days if we email it to you), for 30 days on a free account, and in your history with Pro, a valid pack or an invitation. Neither your conversations nor your tasks are used to train AI models.
Do I need an account?
You can try Memo without an account if you haven’t used Uncook’s free trial. After the trial, sign in with a free account.
What will it cost?
Check the quote before you start. It shows what applies to the length of your conversation and your plan.
