ChatHop

About ChatHop

ChatHop is a Chrome extension that lets users move an AI conversation from one assistant to another without losing context. Instead of copying individual prompts, the tool transfers the full chat history so a different model can pick up where the previous one left off. It was built for people who regularly switch between multiple AI assistants and want to avoid rebuilding context each time.

Review

ChatHop tackles a specific friction point: switching AI models mid-conversation typically means starting over. The extension copies entire chat threads as plain text or Markdown, which you can then paste into a different assistant. It's a straightforward utility, and the maker is transparent that the tool is in an early stage and currently performs a simple transcription transfer.

Key Features

• Move conversations between supported AI assistants with context carried over
• Copy a full chat as plain text or Markdown
• Choose between copying the entire conversation or only the latest messages
• Download chat logs for offline storage or reference
• Switch assistants without manually rebuilding prompts

Pricing and Value

ChatHop provides 20 free uses per month. The maker has not published additional pricing tiers or paid plans, so the cost beyond the free tier is not yet defined. For light users who switch assistants occasionally, the free allocation may cover their needs.

Pros

• Reduces the manual work of re-explaining context when switching AI tools
• Supports both plain text and Markdown output for flexibility
• Simple, focused feature set without unnecessary complexity
• Free tier available with 20 monthly uses
• Maker is actively gathering feedback on which assistants and features to prioritize

Cons

• Only performs a transcription transfer right now - it does not preserve the underlying session context or metadata from the original assistant
• Limited to supported AI assistants, and the current list is small while the tool is new
• Not well suited for users who rarely switch between AI models or who stick to a single assistant for all tasks

ChatHop fits users who bounce between ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and similar tools and want a quick way to carry a conversation thread across platforms. It doesn't add analysis or enhancement to the transferred content - it copies what's there. The tool may appeal most to people who compare outputs from different models or who hit the limits of one assistant and need to continue elsewhere without repeating themselves.