🚀 I Just Launched on Product Hunt — AI Chat Exporter Pro

Kudrot Adegoke — Sun, 23 Nov 2025 20:05:55 +0000

Hey dev.to! 👋

Quick update: AI Chat Exporter Pro just launched on Product Hunt today, and I wanted to share it here since this community has been so supportive.

If you read my previous post about building this extension, you know the journey. Now it's live and ready for you to try.

What It Does (Quick Recap)

Export ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, and DeepSeek conversations to PDF, DOCX, Markdown, JSON, CSV, HTML, or PNG — with perfect formatting preserved.

✅ Code blocks stay intact
✅ Syntax highlighting preserved
✅ Images included (with fallback links)
✅ Handles 20,000+ page conversations
✅ 100% local — no servers, no tracking
✅ Completely free

Available Now

On Product Hunt Today

I'm launching on Product Hunt today and would love your support! If you find this useful, an upvote would mean a lot.

Product Hunt Link

Help Me Improve It

Drop your feedback below — what would make this even better for developers like you?

Thanks for the support! 🚀

I Built A Browser Extension That Save ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, DeepSeek & Gemini

Kudrot Adegoke — Fri, 21 Nov 2025 18:10:42 +0000

I Spent Months Building This AI Chat Exporter Because Nothing Else Worked (And Now It's Free)

Hey dev.to community! 👋

I finally shipped my first browser extension to Chrome, Edge, and Firefox — and honestly, I just wanted to share what I built and the real struggle behind it.

Why I even built this thing

I use Claude, Grok, and DeepSeek every day for coding. ChatGPT and Gemini mostly for research.

But saving full conversations while keeping formatting (especially code blocks) and images? Impossible.

Copy-paste destroys everything
Screenshots are a mess
Existing tools either don’t work, cut off long chats, or completely skip images

So I built AI Chat Exporter Pro — at first just for myself.

Now it exports full conversations from ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, and DeepSeek to PDF, DOCX, Markdown, JSON, CSV, HTML, or PNG.

What it actually does

✅ Works on all 5 platforms I use daily

✅ Keeps code blocks, syntax highlighting, LaTeX, tables

✅ Saves images (uploaded or generated)

✅ Handles crazy long conversations (20,000+ pages — yes, I tested that)

✅ 100% local — no servers, no data sent anywhere

✅ Multiple formats

✅ Completely free

The parts that almost broke me

Every AI site has a completely different DOM

Had to write separate parsers for each one. No "one solution fits all".
Preserving formatting perfectly

Code highlighting, LaTeX, tables, images in different file types — super hard.
Not crashing on massive chats

Used Canvas and optimized everything to handle huge conversations without dying.
Cross-browser pain

Chrome, Edge, Firefox — all behave differently. So much refactoring.
The image thing… yeah, still not perfect

Even after months, I couldn’t make it 100% ideal.

Here’s the truth:
- PDF, DOCX, HTML → images are embedded
- Markdown, JSON, CSV, TXT → can’t embed images, so I put clickable links instead
- Even in PDF/DOCX, I added links as fallback (just in case)

I know, I know — not perfect. But when someone sends me a Markdown file and the AI says “look at this diagram”, I still want to see it. So links it is. Better than nothing.

Honestly? I tried to make the perfect tool… and learned real fast some things are just hard.

So yeah, I’m sharing it anyway

You can get it here:

It’s completely free and I’m still working on it based on feedback.

Now tell me honestly:

Do you even export AI chats? How?
What’s your biggest pain right now?
Would you use something like this?
Or am I just the only one this annoyed? 😅
What feature would actually make you install it today?

Drop a comment — I read everything. Seriously.

Thanks for reading my chaotic journey. Hope this helps someone else.

DEV Community: Kudrot Adegoke