ChatGPT Side Threads – Branch Conversations Easily
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Open side conversations inside ChatGPT without losing focus — branch off, explore ideas, then collapse back to the main chat.
Stay productive while chatting with ChatGPT. Side Threads lets you explore tangents, questions, or alternative ideas in mini conversation threads, directly inside your current chat. No more losing track of the main discussion or scrolling endlessly to find your place.
🪄 How it works:
★ Select text inside ChatGPT to start a new side thread.
★ Chat naturally in a separate mini-thread, Reddit-style.
★ Collapse the thread when you’re done and return to the main flow.
❤️ Why you’ll love it:
★ Keep your main conversation clean and focused.
★ Save brainstorms and tangents without losing context.
★ Perfect for research, learning, and productivity.
★ Simple, intuitive, and built for a smoother ChatGPT experience.
🌿 With Side Threads, you can finally have branching conversations without breaking your flow.
Latest reviews
- Zeyad Eldeeb
- Just not working at all
- Jay
- it looks great but for some reason it doesn't show the line or collapsible thread on the left when I create a thread.
- Sid
- I like the extension but I noticed a bug where the last line of an answer in thread does not appear properly (half cut). You have to refresh the page and scroll all the way to bottom and finally the full line is rendered properly.
- Siddharth Chadha
- I like the extension but I noticed a bug where the last line of an answer in thread does not appear properly (half cut). You have to refresh the page and scroll all the way to bottom and finally the full line is rendered properly.
- Kanishka Chandra
- What a fabalus extension. Really help full to declutter the main thread while still having the freedom to chat on specific contexts.
- Quociety
- This app is just brilliant. It does everything I expected and even more. Highly recommended!
- Abdelrahman
- It's really helpful
- Soldier 76
- This is one of those things you didn't know you needed until you actually had em, and it's wonderful now that you have it...