Import from the chat you already had
Bring in conversations from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Grok with the extension, or paste a transcript by hand. PromptSteps never needs another AI pass to understand the thread.
Features
The useful part of an AI chat, without the scroll.
PromptSteps is not another chatbot. It takes a conversation you already had, turns it into numbered steps, and publishes a page people can read like documentation.
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Built around the conversation, not a blank page.
Most writing tools ask you to start over. PromptSteps keeps the prompts, the answers, and the order — then gives you just enough control to make them public.
Automatic steps from real prompts
Each user message becomes a Step. Assistant replies stay attached until the next prompt, so the original progression — the part worth sharing — stays intact.
Edit before anyone sees it
Rename the page, rewrite the description, retitle steps, and hide anything that is noisy or private. Readers only see what you choose to keep.
A reader built for following along
Published guides look like documentation, not a chat dump. A table of contents, sanitized Markdown, and copyable answers make the page usable.
Publish on your terms
Every import starts as a private draft. Share it publicly on your profile, keep it unlisted for a quiet link, or leave it private until it is ready.
Your name on the work
Public guides live on your profile. Connect a custom domain when you want the reader to feel like it belongs to you, not a temporary chat URL.
Privacy first
Nothing is published until you say so.
- Imports start as private drafts. Source URLs stay hidden by default.
- The extension reads the current tab only after you click. No cookies, tokens, or background scraping.
- Pasted Markdown is treated as untrusted: raw HTML is disabled and output is sanitized.
What readers never see
Provider logins and session tokens
Hidden steps and discarded tangents
Unlisted guides on your public profile
Anything still sitting in a private draft
Who it is for
Builders documenting a project
Turn the chat that designed the stack, the schema, and the launch checklist into a guide someone else can actually follow.
Developers sharing a path
Keep the prompts that unblocked you. The questions are often more useful than a polished tutorial that hides the work.
Teams capturing internal knowledge
Save the useful thread before it disappears into a sidebar. Publish it for the team, or keep it unlisted until it is reviewed.
Have a conversation worth keeping?
Import it, clean up the steps, and publish a guide people can follow.