ophel

Why we included this project

Anyone who works in long ChatGPT or Claude threads knows the scrolling problem: a week later, finding one decision means digging through noise. Ophel Atlas is a browser extension that runs on top of those platforms and restructures each conversation into a navigable document: a live outline with anchors and bookmarks, folders and tags for grouping threads, and a prompt library for variable templates and sequenced prompt chains. That helps most with research, requirements work, and content creation, where you eventually need to pull decisions and specifics back out of long threads. A hot-swap path moves work between AI sites without losing context, and export to Markdown, JSON, or TXT keeps your material from being locked into one vendor. Data stays in the browser by default, with optional WebDAV sync, which matters if privacy is part of the decision.