AIPRM, Superpower ChatGPT or ChatGPT Exporter? Alternatives for People Who Use More Than One AI

Most popular ChatGPT extensions were built when "AI" meant one website. Today a lot of us switch between ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini several times a day — and that is exactly where single-site extensions start to feel narrow.

Below is an honest look at the best-known extensions, what each one is genuinely good at, and what to use if your work is spread across more than one AI. User counts and ratings are from each extension's Chrome Web Store page as of October 2026.

Pick AIPRM if you want someone else's prompts. Its strength is a huge catalogue of ready-made templates for marketing, SEO and sales tasks. If you mostly need your own prompts, it's more than you need.

Pick Superpower for ChatGPT if you live in ChatGPT. It adds a deep set of ChatGPT-specific tools — folders, search, galleries, a conversation tree map and more. It is built around ChatGPT, so it isn't designed for your Claude or Gemini chats.

Pick ChatGPT Exporter if the job is "turn this ChatGPT conversation into a nice file". It does that one thing very well, with many formats and PDF settings.

Pick AI Toolbox if you want a ChatGPT power-organizer that also reaches Claude, Gemini and Grok. Its listing says the complete feature set is on ChatGPT, with the other three covered partly.

Pick AI Prompt Genius if free and open source matters most and you only need a prompt list. Its current store rating (2.8) suggests checking recent reviews first.

When your work is spread across assistants, two problems show up every day:

That's the gap I built Qarta to fill (full disclosure: I'm its solo developer, and it launched recently, so it has no ratings yet).

Pricing: free for 10 prompts and the last 30 days of chat history (every chat is still saved). Pro is $10/month or $96/year for unlimited prompts, your whole history, and the document exports.

Feedback is very welcome — I read every message: repech.com/qarta.