u/SavingsRecover1563

What's the point of this if people outside of china cannot play it 😭

I built it because I was getting annoyed by Claude's "90% session limit reached" warning, like everyone else.

Seeing 50 people actually using it every week makes me kinda happy

The extension basically lets you download any conversation (with all images & files) as Markdown or PDF or you can also move your chat context to ChatGPT or Gemini

Hey everyone!

I built this mostly out of pure frustration. I switch between Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini all day, but whenever I hit a rate limit on Claude or wanted to test the same problem on a different model, transferring context was a pain. Manually copy-pasting chat histories, code snippets, and re-uploading screenshots was constantly breaking my focus.

So I built MoveChat to solve it for myself.

It lets you capture your active chat session (including prompts, responses, and attached images) and resume it directly on another AI platform in a few clicks.

A few quick details:

• 100% Local & Private: No external backends, tracking, or databases. Everything runs locally inside your browser context.
• Fully Open-Source: Built with TypeScript and Manifest V3.

Here are the links if you want to try it or check out the codebase:

• Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/movechat-export-transfer/cgpfngggfccdpjppachknliainihkbdg?utm_source=item-share-cb
• GitHub Repo: https://github.com/VC067/MoveChat

I'd love to get your feedback, bug reports, or feature ideas! If you find it helpful dropping a ⭐ on GitHub means a lot ^^

I published my first Chrome extension a few days ago (made it public on 11 July, the earlier installs were from private testing), and I've been watching the analytics more than I probably should 😅

Current stats:

• 41 Chrome Store page views

• 10 installs

• ~24% page view → install conversion

One thing I realized is that this number doesn't tell me much without context.

A 24% conversion could mean:

- the store page is good but I need more traffic,

- the traffic is highly targeted,

- or I'm focusing on the wrong metric entirely.

For those who've shipped Chrome extensions:

- Is install conversion something you paid attention to early on?

- At what point did you start optimizing your store page versus focusing on getting more people to discover it?

- Looking back, what's one thing you wish you'd optimized sooner?

If anyone's willing to take a look at the listing, I'd genuinely appreciate any feedback as well:

Toki - Screen Time & Productivity Tracker

Thanks!