GPTFlowSave ChatGPT images and attachments locally
If you use ChatGPT every day you accumulate text, images and attachments. GPTFlow keeps them locally, in your browser, with no server and no cloud.
Two cache levels
| Cache | What it saves | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Basic (Free, on by default) | The text part of chats | Locally, in your browser's database (IndexedDB) |
| Advanced (Pro, enabled from the panel by clicking the logo) | Images, video, audio and attachments | Locally, in your browser's database (IndexedDB) |
The advanced cache only kicks in when a chat contains media (images, video, audio, attachments). If the chat contains only text, the basic cache is enough. Files stay saved until you delete the chat. For full details on data handling read the privacy and data guide.
Reopen and continue chats
The cache saves the data of the chats GPTFlow processes: you can reopen and continue chats whenever you want, because the data stays saved locally in the user's browser.
Why local
- Privacy: no additional GPTFlow cloud for chat data.
- Speed: content already saved is available immediately.
- Control: data stays in your browser, on your device, not on a GPTFlow server.
Image gallery
The images in the conversation are collected in a dedicated gallery, included in the Free version too. Deleting images is a Pro feature.
Frequently asked questions
Is my data safe with GPTFlow?
Yes: GPTFlow has no server. The basic cache (text) and the advanced cache (Pro: images, video, audio and attachments) save data locally in your browser, with no cloud.
Is the advanced cache on by default?
No: the basic cache (text) is on by default; the advanced cache is a Pro feature, it is enabled from the panel and only works when a chat contains media (images, video, audio, attachments).
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