An answer, kept whole
The full answer is saved as a private article, with its formatting and code. You get a link back to it.
You learn a lot in ChatGPT, and most of it scrolls away. Ask ChatGPT to save an answer, a snippet or a reading list to ReadingTrack, and come back to it when it matters.
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ReadingTrack turns a good ChatGPT answer into something you can reread, highlight and remember, instead of something you scroll past.
Ask ChatGPT to save an answer, a snippet or a list of sources to ReadingTrack.
It lands in your private library with its formatting intact, and ChatGPT replies with a link.
Open it in the reader, highlight what matters, and see it again in daily review.
Connecting ReadingTrack and saving from a ChatGPT conversation.
Nothing is saved unless you ask. Use plain language, in any conversation where ReadingTrack is turned on.
The full answer is saved as a private article, with its formatting and code. You get a link back to it.
Save just the excerpt or code you want, as a snippet you can find again.
Recommended links become a private, ordered reading list in your library.
Items go to the end of a list you own, without duplicates.
You approve three permissions: save reads, view your reading-list names, and edit your lists. ChatGPT can save content you supplied or asked it to save. It cannot read the text of your saved articles, notes or highlights.
No. Everything saved this way is private, and these tools can never make a list public.
Revoke access in ReadingTrack under Settings → Connected AI Assistants, and remove ReadingTrack from ChatGPT. Revoking takes effect on the next request.
Find ReadingTrack in the ChatGPT app directory and choose Connect.
Sign in to ReadingTrack and approve access. You can revoke it any time.
Turn on ReadingTrack from the tools menu in a chat, then ask it to save an answer or build a list.
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Find ReadingTrack in the ChatGPT app directory, choose Connect, and sign in to ReadingTrack to approve access. Then pick ReadingTrack from the tools menu in a conversation. The help center also covers adding it as a custom connector.
No. ChatGPT can save content you supplied or asked it to save, list your reading-list names, and add items to lists you own. It cannot read the text of your saved articles, notes or highlights.
ReadingTrack only saves when you ask for it in the conversation. Everything saved this way is private, and these tools can never make a list public.
The full answer is saved as a private AI article with its formatting and code preserved. It opens in the ReadingTrack reader, where you can highlight it, add a takeaway and review it later. ChatGPT replies with a link to it.
Remove ReadingTrack in ChatGPT’s settings, and revoke access in ReadingTrack under Settings → Connected AI Assistants. Revoking takes effect straight away.
Yes. Connecting ChatGPT and saving answers and snippets is free. The free plan includes three reading lists; ReadingTrack Pro has unlimited lists. See readingtrack.com/pricing.
Connect once. Your library keeps what you ask it to.