Works with ChatGPT, Claude and Mistral
Two to five chats in. One clean prompt out — nothing re-explained.
2–5 threads in → 1 clean prompt out
Your conversations are read once, then discarded. Nothing is stored. See our privacy policy
Just paste a link — that's the whole setup.
The AI merge tool
Three steps below, about a minute — no signup.
Paste a ChatGPT or Claude share link — or flip a row to paste a whole conversation (handy for Gemini, Grok, Copilot). Mix platforms freely.
Same project? Everything merges into one deduplicated handoff. Different subjects? Each chat becomes its own self-contained section.
Hit Merge for a single prompt to paste into a fresh chat. Read once, then discarded.
Same subject across your chats? Uncook merges them into one deduplicated handoff. Different subjects? It gives each one its own section — mixing subjects is perfectly fine.
The same merge can also become a plain-language brief — for a teammate, a client, or your future self.
Three steps. No signup.
Open each chat → Share → Copy link. ChatGPT or Claude, in any mix — three ChatGPT chats is a perfectly normal case.
Same subject: one merged handoff, duplicates removed, the most recent decision wins. Different subjects: one self-contained section per conversation, no bleed between them. You pick which one you want.
Copy it into the first message of a fresh chat. It picks up cold, with everything you settled across all of them.
Uncook reads ChatGPT, Claude and Mistral. What it writes is plain text — it pastes anywhere.
Paste your ChatGPT share links. Uncook reads them, merges them into one handoff, and you paste it into a fresh Claude chat. No data export, no waiting for a download email.
Same trip, the other way. Claude share links in, one handoff out, pasted into a fresh ChatGPT chat.
Mix both in the same merge. Up to five links across the two platforms, one prompt at the end — this is the one thing a built-in import won't do for you.
Straight answer: Uncook cannot read a Gemini, Grok or Copilot conversation — their share pages don't hand it over; only their own app can display it. But the handoff is plain text, so you can paste it into any of them and pick up there.
ChatGPT, Claude and Mistral share links. Plus any conversation you paste.
Any assistant you like. It's text: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Copilot, Mistral, Perplexity.
No. Merge three ChatGPT chats, three Claude chats, or any mix. The platform doesn't matter — the context does.
That's fine, and it's a supported case — not a mistake. Pick "Different subjects": each conversation becomes its own self-contained section inside one prompt, with nothing leaking from one to another.
One handoff has a fixed budget of text. Past five conversations, each one is trimmed so hard that the result stops being trustworthy. We'd rather cap it than hand you a hollow prompt.
No. Each share link is fetched once through our server, sent once to our AI provider to write the handoff, then discarded. Never stored, never used for training.
No. A link that can't be read is flagged on its own row and skipped — the others still merge, as long as two of them work.
Straight answer: Uncook reads ChatGPT, Claude and Mistral share links — those are the ones we can actually open. For Gemini, Grok, Copilot or Perplexity, paste the conversation as plain text instead. And the merge itself comes out as text, so you can paste it into any of them and carry on.
No. No export request, no zip file, no waiting for a download email. Open each chat → Share → Copy link. That's the whole input.
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. (To start, paste a link for ChatGPT, Claude or Mistral, or the conversation text from anywhere else.)