ThreadKeep

ThreadKeep vs ChatGPT Projects

These two are often compared because both group chats, but they do different jobs. Projects is a workspace inside ChatGPT. ThreadKeep is a filing layer in your browser.

Side by side

ChatGPT ProjectsThreadKeep folders
What it isA workspace inside ChatGPT with its own instructions and filesA browser extension that files chats into folders and tags
Changes how ChatGPT answersYes, by design (instructions, files, memory settings)No, a folder holds a title and a link
NestingNot that we could findFolders inside folders
Other AI sitesChatGPT onlyChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok
Shared with othersProject sharing existsNo, data is local to your browser
DevicesWeb and mobile appsDesktop Chrome; folders do not sync between devices
ExportWhole-account export by emailPer chat to Markdown, PDF, JSON, text
CostIncluded with ChatGPT; limits vary by planFree tier, Pro $4.99/month or $59 lifetime

ChatGPT details are from OpenAI documentation and third-party reports as of October 2026 and may change.

Where Projects is the better choice

Where ThreadKeep is the better choice

Using both

Nothing stops you from using both. Keep a Project for work that needs shared files and instructions, and file those same chats into ThreadKeep folders by topic or client.

Costs and limits

Free covers up to 5 folders, 10 exports a month and unlimited search. Pro is $4.99 a month or $59 once and removes the folder and export limits.

ThreadKeep is not on the Chrome Web Store yet. Add to Chrome (coming soon). Until then, see the ThreadKeep overview.

For step-by-step instructions, see how to organize ChatGPT chats into folders and how to search all your ChatGPT conversations.

More guides

ThreadKeep adds folders, tags, cross-site search and export to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok. Data stays in your browser. No account.

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