Distill AI conversations into local notes with your own prompts.
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1.10.2
updated 30 Sep 2026
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About Chat Distiller
Chat Distiller turns AI conversations into reusable local Markdown using prompts you control.
Use the built-in distillation prompt, or customize it to generate the output your workflow needs — memory notes, decisions, TODOs, project context, study notes, documentation, custom templates, and more.
The generated Markdown is saved directly to a local folder you choose. There is no developer-controlled backend, analytics service, or cloud storage.
Works with popular AI chat services including ChatGPT, Gemini, and DeepSeek, with support for additional platforms.
How it works:
Choose a local folder and an optional subfolder.
Open a conversation on a supported AI platform and click Generate & Save.
Chat Distiller inserts and submits your configured prompt in the current conversation.
Once generation is complete, the extension validates the structured Markdown and saves it to your authorized local folder.
Key features:
One-click prompt execution and local Markdown saving
Built-in distillation prompt with full prompt customization
Custom filenames and subfolders
Duplicate conversation detection to prevent repeated saves
Task recovery and re-saving when folder permissions expire
English and Simplified Chinese interface
No developer-controlled backend, analytics service, or advertising
Chat content and saved files are not uploaded to the developer
Chat Distiller only accesses the current conversation and related metadata when you explicitly start a generation task. Settings, task recovery state, custom prompts, and folder permissions are stored locally in your browser.