Foldif

What is Foldif?

Foldif is a browser extension for organizing conversations with ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. It helps users keep track of useful AI responses by letting them highlight text, add margin notes, group chats into folders and projects, and turn selected content into exportable books.

The product is built around a “knowledge loop” workflow: capture important parts of a conversation, annotate them, and then compile them into a more durable format. It also adds organization tools for multi-AI use, including cross-AI folders, profiles, sharing, redaction, and automatic TODO detection.

Key Features

• Highlight text in AI responses with persistent colors, so useful passages can be revisited after reloading the page.
• Add private margin notes to individual highlights, which supports contextual annotation directly on the conversation.
• Build books from highlights using drag-and-drop chapters, cover themes, and export options for PDF and HTML.
• Detect TODOs, decisions, and questions in AI replies across 13 languages, then triage them in a Kanban-style board.
• Organize chats with folders, sub-folders, pins, and multi-profile workspaces for separate contexts such as work and personal use.
• Export and share conversations as Markdown, PNG, PDF, or public links, and apply redaction or blur for privacy-sensitive content.

How to Use Foldif

Install the Chrome extension, then open a supported chat in ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini. Select any response text to highlight it, add a margin note if needed, and save the item into a folder or project.

From there, you can review detected TODOs, switch between profiles or AI platforms, and assemble highlights into a book by dragging them into chapters. When the conversation is ready to share or archive, export it in the format that fits the use case.

Use Cases

• A researcher saves useful passages from multiple AI chats into a foldered knowledge base and later turns the strongest excerpts into a chaptered export.
• A product manager uses TODO detection to surface commitments, decisions, and open questions from planning chats and triages them on a Kanban board.
• A writer keeps margin notes on AI-generated ideas, then compiles selected highlights into a structured book or outline.
• A user working across several models keeps separate work and personal profiles so prompts, folders, and history do not mix.
• A team member shares a cleaned-up conversation as a PDF, Markdown file, or public link while redacting sensitive details first.

FAQ

Does Foldif work with multiple AI platforms? Yes. The source lists support for ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini.

Is an API key required? No. The page says Foldif works without an API key.

Can I export my conversations? Yes. The product supports exports such as Markdown, PNG, PDF, HTML, and public links.

Does Foldif store chats locally or in the cloud? The page says storage is local by default, with optional encrypted sync available on Pro.

Can Foldif detect action items automatically? Yes. It can automatically identify TODOs, decisions, questions, and related items in supported conversations.

Alternatives

• Native chat bookmarking or search tools inside ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini, which can help you revisit conversations but do not provide the same highlight-and-book workflow.
• General note-taking apps like Notion or Obsidian, which are better for broader knowledge management but usually require more manual copying from chats.
• Browser note or clipping extensions, which can capture text from web pages but are not built specifically around AI conversation structure.
• Conversation export tools, which focus on saving chats in a file format rather than annotating, organizing, and compiling them into books.