Skip the scroll. Read the answer.
A serious ChatGPT or Claude thread runs 60, 90, 200 messages — buried in retries, “sure, here’s…” filler, and a dozen half-working code drafts. Past ~50 messages the app gives you nothing but a scrollbar. readgpt reads the whole thread and hands you the document you actually wanted: the final answer, the final code, and a map of how it got there — in about a tenth of the time.
Paste a 74-message thread → get a 9-minute structured read. Jump straight to the working code, past 12 abandoned attempts. Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok exports.
Every extension gives you a minimap. readgpt gives you the document.
- Clean Read — the noise is gone. Filler, dead ends, redundant confirmations and superseded code are folded away (one click to expand any of it). You read what mattered, not the 40 turns it took to get there.
- Knowledge Mode — the thread as a report. What was being solved, what changed, the final answer, what’s still open — reconstructed as a document. A 90-message investigation becomes understandable in ten minutes.
- The final code, not the seventh draft. readgpt detects when a code block evolves across the thread and shows you the current version — no more scrolling to find which one actually worked.
- A map of the whole thread. One conversation often hides several investigations; readgpt lays them out as a tree you can jump around instead of a wall of scroll.
- Honest by construction. Every line readgpt shows you links back to the real messages it came from. It restructures your conversation — it never invents reasoning that wasn’t there.
Get your export
- ChatGPT: Settings → Data controls → Export data.
- Claude: Settings → Privacy → Export data.