About 10 months ago, I whipped up a simple browser extension over a couple of late‑night coding sessions. I just wanted folders, pinned chats, and a way to reuse prompts, nothing fancy.

Fast-forward: more than 13,000 people are actively using it every day, and there’s a community of nearly 14,000 members buzzing about it on Reddit. Kinda wild to see a side project snowball this big!

Built on Your Suggestions

Early on, each update was me scratching an itch. But soon enough, you all started pitching ideas: “Can we chain prompts?” “How about dynamic placeholders?” “Bulk export, please?” I never planned for any of that, yet here we are, with some of those “wild” features becoming the most-used parts of the tool. It’s honestly been eye-opening how much you all drive the roadmap.

The Magic of Small Tweaks

What’s surprised me most is that the little things often have the biggest impact. Drag‑and‑drop folders, advanced search filters, even the ability to download chat replies as MP3s – none of these are flashy on their own, but they’ve saved countless hours for people juggling research, client work, or just procrastinating. Seeing someone say “that tiny pin‑chat button changed my workflow” never gets old.

Community-Driven, Always Improving

I spend a ton of time reading bug reports, debating UI placements, and debating whether “//” or “..” feels more intuitive for shortcuts. This hands‑on process has been more rewarding than any feature launch. Your detailed feedback keeps me motivated to push weekly updates.

Conclusion

It’s been an amazing journey so far, but we’re only getting started. Every edge‑case you uncover, every quirky workflow you share, fuels the next wave of enhancements. Together, we’re transforming a simple weekend hack into a powerhouse tool that reshapes how people work with AI. Let’s keep the momentum going and build something extraordinary, one tweak at a time! 💪