Multi-source import
Bring in exports from ChatGPT, Cursor, Gemini and other tools into one library.
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Early access · v0.2.x
Browse your AI memory — locally.
Import conversations from ChatGPT, Cursor and Gemini, then search, browse, organize and rediscover them on your own device.
Bring in exports from ChatGPT, Cursor, Gemini and other tools into one library.
Search across messages on your device — no cloud index required.
Read threads with a layout built for long AI conversations.
Browse images generated or shared across your imported chats.
Revisit conversations by month and spot activity over time.
Mark important threads and organize with your own labels.
Export a conversation to Markdown when you need a portable copy.
Your library lives in a local database you control on disk.
Support status reflects importer maturity, not model capability.
No account. No cloud upload by default. Your AI history stays on your device.
Grab the latest .msi or .exe from GitHub Releases.
Feedback welcome via Issues — please do not paste full chat transcripts.
Chatilus is a local-first browser for AI conversation history. It helps you import, search, browse and organize conversations from tools like ChatGPT, Cursor and Gemini.
By default, no. Chatilus is designed around local import, local storage and local search. The current version does not call external AI APIs and does not collect telemetry.
ChatGPT is stable. Cursor and Gemini are in beta. Codex, Grok and DeepSeek are experimental. Claude is planned.
Imported data is stored locally on your device in a SQLite database. On Windows this is typically under your app data folder; you can view the exact path in the app under Privacy & Data.
Not in the current version. Future AI-assisted features would be optional and explicit.
Yes. The product source is available on GitHub at manxisuo/chatilus.
ChatLens was the early development name. Chatilus is the public product name.