I've been using ChatGPT heavily for coding and writing.
One problem kept happening: useful answers get buried inside long conversations.
I would remember something like
"ChatGPT explained this really well earlier..."
But then I'd spend minutes scrolling through the thread trying to find it again.
So I built a small Chrome extension called pinitgpt.
It lets you pin important ChatGPT messages and view them in a sidebar so you can jump back instantly.
It's a small tool, but it has already saved me a lot of time.
I'm still exploring what features people actually need most.
If you use ChatGPT a lot, I'm curious:
How do you currently keep track of useful answers?
https://pinitgpt.vercel.app/
Quick note:
Right now pinitgpt is still pretty early.
I'm mainly trying to understand how people actually work with long ChatGPT threads.
Some questions I'm curious about:
• Do you start new chats to keep things organized?
• Do you copy useful answers somewhere (Notion / docs)?
• Or do you just rely on search and scrolling?
Trying to figure out what workflow people actually use.