ChatGPT → Markdown
ChatGPT lets you export your whole account as JSON, but not a single readable conversation as Markdown. Ferry turns the chat you are looking at into a tidy .md file, with code, tables and math intact, in one click.
.md, copy to clipboard, send to Obsidian, or export as PDF.conversations.json that's miserable to read. Ferry is the opposite: one conversation, clean Markdown, ready to paste into a doc, a repo, or your notes.Most "save ChatGPT" tools dump plain text and lose the structure that makes a technical chat useful. Ferry reads the page's real DOM, so a code block keeps its language and indentation, tables stay tables, LaTeX becomes proper $…$ math, and nested lists keep their shape. The result re-imports cleanly into anything that speaks Markdown.
Yes. Ferry never sends your conversation anywhere, the conversion happens in your browser. Web-based exporters require you to paste your chat into their server.
Yes, with Pro: queue multiple conversations and download them as a single ZIP, or merge them into one "Context Pack" to re-feed into a model.
That's the whole point, fenced code with language detection, GFM tables, math and lists all survive the export.