Hubort or Superpower for ChatGPT: which one should organise your chats?
They do different jobs. Superpower for ChatGPT is a workspace built only for ChatGPT, with 100,000 users and Google's Featured badge: folders, prompt chains, notes, highlights and export, inside ChatGPT's own page. If ChatGPT is the one service you use, and you want those tools where you chat, it is the better fit. Hubort is for finding a chat again across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok, and across several accounts and browser profiles, from an app on your own computer. Everything below was read from Superpower's own site and store listing on 30 September 2026.
What is different between Hubort and Superpower for ChatGPT?
The main differences are the services, what each adds beside search, and where the work happens. This is what each product's own pages said on 30 September 2026.
| What | Hubort | Superpower for ChatGPT |
|---|---|---|
| Services | ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok | ChatGPT only. Its store listing names Claude, DeepSeek and Mistral only for sending a chat to Notion |
| Runs on | Windows 10 and 11: an app, and an extension in Chrome, Edge or Firefox | A Chrome extension (and a Firefox add-on), working inside ChatGPT's own page |
| Where your chats are kept | A database on your computer, outside any browser. No cloud account, and no sync between devices | Its site says local-first, and that it indexes your work so you can find, organise and export it. It doesn't say what, if anything, goes to its servers |
| What it adds beside search | Collections, notes, pins, Markdown export, and (Pro) Ask Your Archive, Related Chats, Live Sync to Notion or a folder, Usage Insights, and the MCP Connector for Claude, Cursor and VS Code | Folders and subfolders with colours, prompt chains and a prompt optimizer, notes and highlights, a conversation tree, a prompt queue, an image gallery, an audio player, bulk export (PDF, Markdown, JSON, text) |
| Two accounts of one service | Searched together, each result marked with its account | Not mentioned on its site |
| Free | Everything, for two sources | Search and core organising, capped: 5 folders, 5 saved prompts, 2 steps in a prompt chain, 5 queued messages |
| Paid | $4.99 a month, $29 a year or $79 once (Personal), for all four services. Pro is $9.99, $59 or $149 | Pro: $10 a month billed yearly ($120 a year), or $15 a month; no Teams plan listed on its pricing page |
| Its Chrome Web Store listing | Published 28 September 2026, no ratings yet | 100,000 users, 4.5 stars from about 3,600 ratings, Featured, version 8.4.6, updated 30 September 2026 |
When is Superpower for ChatGPT the better choice?
When ChatGPT is where you work, and you want more than search. It puts folders with subfolders and colours, a prompt library with chains and a one-click optimizer, notes and highlights kept in the chat, a map of a conversation's branches, a queue of prompts and an image gallery into ChatGPT itself, and exports in PDF, Markdown, JSON and text. It is a single extension with no app to install, it has been in the Chrome Web Store far longer than Hubort, with about 3,600 ratings behind a 4.5, and its Pro plan is one price for one service. Hubort has none of the prompt tools, and it doesn't work inside the chat page.
When is Hubort the better choice?
When the trouble is finding a chat you can't place, across services or accounts, rather than organising the ones in front of you. Hubort reads ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok into one database on your computer, and searches every account and browser profile you sync at once, with each result marked with its account. It is free for two sources with nothing held back. A source is one account on one provider, however many browsers it syncs from. Personal is $29 a year for all four services against $120 a year for Superpower Pro on one, though the two aren't like for like: the tools that make Superpower a workspace aren't in Hubort. And Hubort has no cloud account and no sync between devices.
Does Superpower for ChatGPT search across two ChatGPT accounts?
Its site doesn't say. It doesn't mention several ChatGPT accounts, and it describes itself as local-first. OpenAI's own page says switching between two accounts does not share memory or conversation history (what it says, word for word). We haven't run Superpower against two accounts, so we can't say how it behaves; if you know, tell us.
What should I know before choosing Hubort?
Three awkward facts, so you hear them from us. Hubort is Windows only for now, and needs two installs: the app, then the extension in each browser. Its installer is not code-signed yet, so your browser and Windows will each warn you about it; the download page says exactly what you'll see. And it reads each service's web app on a schedule, which may be inconsistent with that service's terms: the full note is in the privacy policy.
Checked on 30 September 2026 against spchatgpt.com, its pricing page and its Chrome Web Store listing. Hubort isn't affiliated with Superpower or its makers. Something here wrong or out of date? Tell us at [email protected] and we'll correct it, and say so here.
How do I try Hubort?
Install the app, then add the extension to each browser you use AI in. Every install starts with 14 days of everything.