How to search ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok chats in one place (2026)
Searching your old AI chats works fine right up until you have a second account, and then it's pretty much useless :') I had a ChatGPT for work, another one for myself, Claude for code, Gemini because it came with the Google account, and Grok for that one thing Grok is weirdly good at. Every one of them has a search box, and every one of them searches only itself. So "where did I work out those…
Combining your old AI chat histories into one searchable location can be a real hassle, especially when you have multiple accounts and platforms. I tried the same challenge for months and then decided to build Hubort to solve this problem. Alone, with Claude Code. Hubort searches across all your AI chats in one place, letting you search Claude Code and Codex sessions, as well as chats from different accounts and browser profiles.
This article will explain why AI chats get scattered, which services can search alone, and how Hubort works, including how to set it up and use it. Why are your AI chats scattered? There are three main reasons: multiple services, several accounts of one service, and multiple browser profiles. Each service stores its own history separately, and none of them can search across other services or accounts.
Setting up Hubort requires installing a desktop app and a browser extension for each profile you use. You pair them by entering a code from the app into each extension, and then you can search your chats with a single search.
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