How does Hubort compare with other tools that search AI chats?
The other tools are browser extensions, and one now has a desktop app as well. They cover more services than Hubort's four, and several are cheaper or free for one account. Hubort's difference is where it keeps your search: in an app on your own computer, filled by every browser you use, so two accounts of one service and several browser profiles are one search. The table says what each product's own site says. It was checked on 30 September 2026.
| What |
Hubort
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LLMnesia
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AI Toolbox
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Echoes
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Two accounts of the same service, one search | Yes | Not mentioned | Not mentioned | Its site says it does |
| Several browser profiles, one search | Yes | Not mentioned | Not mentioned | Not mentioned |
| Where your search lives | An app on your computer | Your browser; encrypted sync is paid | Your browser; folders, prompts and tags sync to its servers | Your device; cloud sync on paid plans |
| Services | 4: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok | 15, and local coding sessions | 4 | 7 |
| Free | Everything, for two accounts | Search on your device, no limits stated | 5 results a search | 20 searches a month |
| Paid from | $4.99 a month | £8 a month, for sync | $9.99 a month per service | $8.99 a month |
| What you install | An app and an extension; Windows only | An extension | An extension | An extension, or a desktop app for Windows, Mac and Linux |
“Not mentioned” means that product's site doesn't say, not that it can't. Something here out of date? Tell us at [email protected] and we'll correct it.
Which tool is the better choice for one account?
For one account, and one browser, LLMnesia may well be. It is free, keeps its search on your device, and covers 15 web AI services and local coding sessions, where Hubort covers four. AI Toolbox is the quickest to start with if you only use one browser and want folders and saved prompts next to the chat. Echoes covers seven services and is the one with a Mac and Linux app. Hubort earns its extra install when the chats you want are spread across accounts or browser profiles.
How do I compare them fairly?
Ask four things of any of them, Hubort included. Does one search cover two accounts of the same service, and does it say so? Where are your chats kept, and what leaves your computer? What is free, and what does the free tier stop you doing? What do you have to install, and on what? Each product's own site is the place to check, and each page here links to it.
Which comparisons are there?
One page for each: Hubort and Echoes, Hubort and LLMnesia, Hubort and AI Toolbox and Hubort and Superpower for ChatGPT, which does a different job and only for ChatGPT. Each follows the same rule: what the other product does better comes first, and every fact carries the date it was checked. There is also why ChatGPT and Claude can't search two accounts themselves, in their makers' own words.