Your chat history
Chats save automatically from your first message; they live on your Informer server, so a conversation started on your phone is waiting on your desktop. The Chats tab is the archive: every conversation, grouped by recency, searchable, and yours to curate.


How the list is organized
Conversations group by when you last touched them: Today, Yesterday, Past week, Past 30 days, then by month (January 2026). Two things float free of the timeline:
- Pinned chats hold the very top, regardless of age. Pin the conversations you keep returning to: the weekly numbers chat, the one with the good prompt you keep reusing. Unpin sends a chat back to its place in the timeline.
- A chat with a schedule carries a small alarm icon; its tooltip shows the next run. See Prompts on a schedule.
Names
A new chat names itself after your first message, so the list reads like a list of topics instead of "New chat" twelve times. Rename a chat (Rename chat) and the automatic naming backs off for good: your title sticks, even as the conversation moves on.
Finding a conversation
The search box at the top of the list filters as you type, matching chat names first and then recent messages, so a phrase you remember saying finds the conversation even if the title doesn't. The search bar in the top navigation goes wider still, looking across Apps and chats at once.
Deleting
- One chat: Delete Chat removes the conversation after a confirmation. The dialog means it: "This cannot be undone."
- Many chats: switch the list into select mode, check the conversations (or Select All), and delete them together. The same confirmation applies, with the count spelled out.
There's no archive; a chat is either in your list or deleted. If a conversation might matter later, pin it or leave it to sink into the month groups instead of deleting it.
Troubleshooting
- "I can't find an old conversation." Search first; then check Pinned (it won't be in the timeline groups) and the month groups at the bottom.
- "A chat I deleted is gone for good?" Yes. Deletion is permanent, which is why every delete asks first.
- "The list shows a conversation I don't remember having." Check the alarm icon: a scheduled prompt keeps writing into its chat while you're away.