AI Conversation Manager (Public Beta)

Filter, sort and open conversations listed on ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and DeepSeek pages. No conversation deletion or rename.

# AI Conversation Manager (Public Beta) **A simpler way to find, organize and navigate your AI conversations across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and DeepSeek.** If you regularly use AI assistants, you know how quickly your conversation history can grow. A project discussion from last week, a useful coding solution, research notes, an important explanation or an idea you want to revisit can become difficult to locate among dozens or hundreds of conversations. AI Conversation Manager (ACM) is a lightweight Chrome extension designed to make navigating your existing AI conversations easier. Instead of repeatedly scrolling through long conversation lists, ACM adds a convenient organization panel directly to supported AI chat websites. From this panel, you can filter, sort, locate and open conversations already available in the website's sidebar. ACM is designed to work alongside the AI services you already use, without replacing their native features or requiring you to transfer your conversations into another platform. ## One extension for four AI platforms The Public Beta supports: - **ChatGPT** — OpenAI's conversational AI platform. - **Claude** — Anthropic's conversational AI platform. - **Gemini** — Google's conversational AI platform. - **DeepSeek** — DeepSeek's conversational AI platform. ACM provides a familiar panel across these supported websites, reducing the need to learn a different conversation-navigation workflow for each one. Features depend on the conversation information currently available on the website. ACM does not guarantee access to conversations that the provider has not loaded. ## Find conversations more easily **Filter conversations by title** As your conversation list grows, finding an older discussion can require extensive scrolling. ACM lets you enter part of a conversation title and filter the conversations currently shown in the sidebar. For example, you might search for a project name, an engineering topic, a research subject or another word you remember from a conversation's title. Matching conversations become easier to locate within the ACM panel. **Sort your conversation list** ACM provides convenient sorting options, including: - Current displayed order. - Alphabetical order from A to Z. - Reverse alphabetical order from Z to A. Alphabetical sorting can make it easier to identify related project discussions and find conversations with similar titles. Sorting changes the order displayed in ACM's panel; it does not reorganize conversations on the provider's servers. **Open conversations directly** Once you find the conversation you want, you can open it from the ACM panel. This reduces the need to navigate manually through a long sidebar. ACM also supports temporary conversation selection within the panel. These selections are not saved as permanent collections. ## Find information inside an open conversation Sometimes you remember a specific word, phrase or technical detail but cannot remember where it appeared in a long discussion. ACM includes **Find in open chat**, which searches text already loaded in the currently displayed conversation. You can use it to locate references such as: - Programming concepts and error messages. - Research topics and technical terminology. - Project names and requirements. - Calculations and explanations. - Notes and other text within an open discussion. Find operates on text available in the current page, rather than searching every conversation in your account. When supported, ACM can also provide a shortcut to the AI website's own conversation-search feature, helping you continue searching through the provider's native interface. Find does not create an external index of your messages. ## A panel that fits your workflow ACM's interface is designed to remain available while you work with your AI assistant. The Public Beta includes panel appearance controls such as: **Minimize the panel** Reduce the amount of screen space occupied by ACM when you want to focus on the conversation. **Resize the panel** Adjust its dimensions to better suit your workspace and browser window. **Appearance preferences** Use the available theme and panel appearance settings to customize your experience. These settings are stored locally in your browser profile. ACM does not require a separate account or subscription for the Public Beta. ## Privacy and user control Privacy is an important part of ACM's design. AI conversations can contain personal, professional or sensitive information. For that reason, the Public Beta uses a narrowly scoped, browser-based approach. **Agreement before processing** ACM presents its own privacy and agreement interface before it begins processing conversation information. You may decline the agreement or withdraw it later. **Local conversation processing** ACM reads conversation titles, links and identifiers displayed in the supported website's sidebar to provide its navigation features. When you explicitly use Find, ACM also reads displayed text in the relevant page area to locate your search term. That text may include personal information, such as names, usernames or email addresses appearing within conversation content or other searched page areas. The Public Beta processes this information locally in your browser. It does not transmit conversation content to the ACM publisher or save conversation titles and messages as part of its enabled features. **No ACM conversation-tracking server** This Public Beta does not include an ACM backend for uploading your conversations, analytics about your messages, advertising or synchronization between devices. Your use of the underlying AI services remains subject to those providers' own policies and systems. **Local preferences** ACM saves its agreement state and selected appearance settings using browser extension storage. Earlier development or test versions may have left legacy records in the same browser profile. This Public Beta does not use or automatically delete those records. **Withdrawal and removal** You can withdraw your agreement from ACM's privacy controls. Withdrawal stops processing, subject to the limitations described in the privacy policy, but does not erase every locally stored preference or legacy record. You can disable or remove ACM through Chrome's extension manager at `chrome://extensions`. For complete information about what ACM reads, how it operates and its limitations, please review the official ACM privacy policy on the EMAJ Tech website. ## Designed to avoid unnecessary permissions ACM's Public Beta is intended for the specific purpose of helping users find and navigate conversations on its supported AI chat websites. Its Chrome extension permission is limited to storage, with content scripts configured for the four supported AI websites. It does not need permission to browse your general Chrome history, access your passwords or manage your downloads. It also does not require you to provide the publisher with the credentials for your AI accounts. ## What this Public Beta does not include ACM is being released incrementally. Some functions you might expect from a full conversation-management platform are intentionally unavailable in this version. The current Public Beta does **not** support: - Deleting conversations. - Renaming conversations. - Permanent favorites or protected conversation marks. - Importing archived conversations. - A separate conversation archive dashboard. - Exporting conversation histories. - Synchronizing conversation data between devices. - Automatic date tracking for conversations. - Developer-only tools. ACM does not modify or delete conversations stored by the supported AI services. These restrictions are intentional. This beta focuses on navigation, filtering, sorting, searching displayed content and providing a usable interface. ## Important limitations **Only loaded conversations are available** ACM works with conversation entries that the supported website has loaded into its sidebar. It cannot guarantee that every historical conversation in your account will appear. **Find searches loaded page content** Find searches text currently available in the open page. It does not search messages that have not been loaded or conversations that are not open. **Supported websites may change** The extension relies on the interfaces of the supported AI websites. If those websites change their layout or behavior, some ACM functions may require an update. **Occasional startup recovery** In some situations, ACM may remain paused after opening a supported website. Switching to another browser tab and back, or refreshing the page, may restore the panel. **Withdrawal behavior** ACM normally stops processing promptly after withdrawal, but exceptional cases can take longer. If ACM reports that withdrawal could not be saved, disable or remove the extension through Chrome's extension manager. **Fresh installation recommended** The initial Public Beta is intended for fresh installations. Continuity with earlier development versions is not guaranteed. ## Who can benefit from ACM? ACM may be useful for anyone who regularly works with multiple AI conversations, including: **Students** Return to explanations, assignments, study discussions and technical concepts without manually searching through lengthy conversation sidebars. **Developers and engineers** Locate conversations about programming problems, debugging sessions, design decisions, technical research and project requirements. **Researchers** Navigate discussions involving literature reviews, technical comparisons, investigations and research notes. **Business users** Find conversations related to planning, operations, documentation and everyday work. **Frequent AI users** Reduce time spent scrolling through conversation lists and make existing discussions easier to revisit. ## Browser requirements - Google Chrome on desktop. - Chrome version 140 or newer. - Access to one or more supported AI chat websites. Microsoft Edge and other Chromium-based browsers have not been independently verified for this beta. ## Independent development AI Conversation Manager is independently developed by Faisal Jadoon under the publisher name **Emaj Tech**. ACM is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by OpenAI, Anthropic, Google or DeepSeek. All product names and trademarks belong to their respective owners. ## Help improve the Public Beta ACM is an early release, and real-world feedback will help identify compatibility problems, usability issues and improvements. If something does not work as expected, please contact support with the supported website name, your Chrome version and a description of the issue. Avoid including passwords, private conversation contents or screenshots containing sensitive information in support requests. **Support:** support@emajtech.com **Official website:** https://emajtech.com/software/ai-conversation-manager/ AI Conversation Manager — spend less time scrolling through conversation lists and more time working with the conversations that matter.