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Paste
Drop in a transcript and clean it into readable turns.
SHARE THE WHOLE CONVERSATION
Share the conversation, not another screenshot.
Turn any AI chat into a clean, readable link. Export it in a useful format, invite discussion, or hand the context to another model.
For the chats worth saving, sending, citing, and talking through together.
YOUTurn this discussion into a sharper product brief. Keep the unresolved questions visible.
ASSISTANTThe product is strongest when a shared conversation stays useful—not just readable. The open question is how much context should travel with each export.
READY TO SHARE
Send it in the form people need.
Open a readable page with the transcript, sources, and room for discussion intact.
ONE FORMAT. FIVE DOORS.
Bring a conversation in. Send it out clean.
Shareconvo turns different AI chats into one model-agnostic transcript that is easy to read, export, and discuss—without flattening everything into screenshots or pasted text.
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Button
Share directly from a supported conversation.
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Extension
Capture a chat without breaking your flow.
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MCP
Move structured context between tools and agents.
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API
Import, export, and build on the same open format.
MORE THAN A SCREENSHOT
The useful parts survive the export.
A shared conversation should be easy to follow, easy to take elsewhere, and grounded in the context that made it useful in the first place.
Turns stay turns.
Human, assistant, and tool messages remain distinct instead of collapsing into a wall of pasted text.
Branches stay connected.
Follow how a conversation developed, including any branch that later continues in another model.
Sources remain attached.
Links, files, tools, and model details travel with the conversation so readers can follow the evidence.
Discussion stays in context.
Readers can respond to the actual exchange instead of reconstructing it from a pile of images or excerpts.
SHARECONVO.COM
Good conversations deserve a clean handoff.
The first version is taking shape now: model-agnostic sharing, useful exports, contextual discussion, and a canonical transcript format underneath it all.