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Tool enables export of ChatGPT Business account conversations for offline access

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Key points

  • scrapemychats exports ChatGPT Business/Team conversations.
  • Creates a searchable, offline archive with an HTML viewer.
  • Tool operates locally, not accessing user passwords.
  • Requires Python 3.10+ and Google Chrome/Edge.

Addressing a Data Export Gap

ChatGPT Business and Team accounts do not offer a built-in "Export data" function, unlike personal accounts. This absence means users cannot easily retain their conversation history when a workspace is closed or a subscription is canceled. The scrapemychats tool was developed to fill this specific need.

Functionality and Features

The tool exports all conversations, including text and attached files, to the user's local computer. It then generates a searchable, offline archive. This archive is accessible via a self-contained HTML viewer, which supports full-text search, categorization, inline image thumbnails, and keyboard navigation without requiring an internet connection or server.

Security and Privacy

scrapemychats operates by driving a Chrome window on the user's machine using their existing logged-in ChatGPT session. It does not access user passwords, and no data is sent to any external servers other than chatgpt.com itself, ensuring user data remains local.

Technical Requirements and Usage

To use the tool, users need Python 3.10 or newer and Google Chrome (or Microsoft Edge). The process involves installing dependencies, running a Python script to export chats, and then another script to build the offline viewer. The tool automatically discovers chat lists, including those within Projects.

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A new tool called scrapemychats allows users to export conversations and attached files from ChatGPT Business and Team accounts, which lack a native export feature. This provides an offline, searchable archive of chat history, addressing a gap for users leaving these accounts.