ChatHop

ChatHop is a Chrome extension with the line “Your chat. Any AI. One click.” When an assistant gives a bad answer, hits a rate limit, or you just want a second opinion, it carries the conversation context into another AI so you do not have to re-explain.

By default the text lands in the destination composer for review — auto-send is off. You can also copy the full thread as plain text or Markdown into a doc, email, editor, or Slack. The starter plan is 20 free hops a month with no signup.

Highlights:

• Built for switching models mid-thought, not for replacing the chat UI;
• Reads a thread only when you hop or copy; conversation text is not sent to ChatHop billing and is not used for ad profiles;
• Works with the major web AI chat services;
• Site: https://chathop.tech .

Why it matters

People already juggle ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini, but moving one line of thought between them is clumsy. ChatHop turns that transfer into a single action — a small, concrete fix for multi-model daily use.

Limits

As a browser extension it depends on each vendor’s page DOM; site redesigns can break it temporarily. Free hops are capped. Pasting a chat into another model means that provider sees the text — check privacy and confidentiality first.

1. Install the Chrome extension from https://chathop.tech (no account required to start);
2. When you need another model, click ChatHop and pick a destination (and why you are moving);
3. Review the context in the destination composer, then send (unless you enabled auto-send);
4. To keep a record elsewhere, copy the thread as plain text or Markdown.