You can’t find it in the history
You have had more than 50 conversations with ChatGPT this month. Most were one-off questions. One of them, though, you want to read again: the one that explained how to clean your humidifier. Scrolling back through the history doesn’t turn it up.
Send it from the Share button
Create a share link for the conversation in ChatGPT, tap the Share button, and choose BijaVault. On the “Save to BijaVault” screen, the upper field contains “ChatGPT: “ followed by the conversation’s title, and the conversation’s address. Tap Save. You don’t have to type a title.
If you add a few words such as “humidifier citric acid” in the Note field below, you can search for the note by those words later.
The conversation appears in your list the next time you open BijaVault. Only the conversations you sent are listed, by title. The one-off questions stay out.
When the title isn’t filled in
If the conversation’s title can’t be read while the save screen is open, the upper field says only “ChatGPT”. If you are signed in and have agreed to use AI, BijaVault tries to read the title again when you open it. If you are not signed in, edit the first line of the note yourself.
The conversation itself is not copied into the note. The note keeps the title, the address, and anything you wrote. To read the conversation, open the address.
What you need
Saving from the Share button requires the same access as writing a new note: a subscription, or three days of access unlocked by watching an ad.