Adi Leviim | Building SaaS Products

ChatGPT in 2026 still doesn't have folders with subfolders. So I quit my job and built them myself.

You can now download Gemini images without the diagonal watermark. Free in Gemini Toolbox (Chrome extension). Triggers automatically on full-resolution downloads, runs locally, no upload. Link in first comment.

Introducing Claude Opus 4.7, our most capable Opus model yet. It handles long-running tasks with more rigor, follows instructions more precisely, and verifies its own outputs before reporting back. You can hand off your hardest work with less supervision.

@marzooqahq Check the SEO prompt library that we have in ChatGPT Toolbox - ai-toolbox.co - it may help ypu :)

@PixelOracleAI honestly it's mostly research questions for LLM SEO, not worth stealing

What's your single most-used ChatGPT prompt? Drop it below. Stealing everyone's best prompts for my collection.

AI tools keep getting smarter but the UX around them is stuck in 2023. The model isn't the bottleneck anymore. The product is. Agree or disagree?

I save all of these inside ChatGPT with my extension. Type // to insert any saved prompt instantly. Type .. to launch a chain of prompts that run one after another. ChatGPT still doesn't have prompt saving or chaining natively. It's wild.

Debugging: "I'm getting this error: [error]. Here's my code: [code]. Don't explain what the error means. Just tell me exactly what to change and where."

4 prompts I use almost every day that changed how I work with ChatGPT: (thread)

Which small tool/feature has saved you the most time this year? Mine: sound notifications for ChatGPT. It pings me when the response is done so I can work in another tab. Such a tiny thing but I was constantly tab-checking before.

Long ChatGPT conversations are unreadable after 20+ messages. I collapse everything except the last 3-4 responses. One click per message. Cmd+Shift+E to collapse all at once. The conversation stays there - just compact. Click to expand any message.

ChatGPT Toolbox has a live word counter that shows character limits for Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram. I draft all my social posts in ChatGPT now. The counter tells me when I'm over the limit before I copy-paste.

My morning routine in ChatGPT takes 30 seconds: 1. Check pinned conversations (active projects) 2. Type @@ to pull yesterday's context into a new chat 3. Type // to load my daily standup prompt Everything organized. Zero scrolling.

If you use ChatGPT Toolbox, what feature made you install it? Curious what the biggest draw is. Folders? Export? Prompts? Something else?

18K users on ChatGPT Toolbox. Started as a frustrated developer building features OpenAI wouldn't. Now it's my full-time job. Still solo. Still shipping. Still can't believe this is real.

ChatGPT "Projects" is not folders. It's a flat list with no nesting, no subfolders, no tags, no bulk export, no bookmarks. It's better than nothing. But it's not what people asked for.

Honest question: do you back up your ChatGPT conversations? Or are you just hoping they don't disappear one day?