Bring a conversation you've already had
You do not have to start over here. A conversation you had somewhere else can come with you — and what you publish can be that conversation itself, not a retelling of it.
How it works
- 1Paste a share link from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek or Grok — or paste the text of a conversation from anywhere else.
- 2Lagora rebuilds it turn by turn as an ordinary conversation in your workspace. You read it back, keep going with any model, and hide any turn you would rather not show.
- 3Publish it when you want to and choose who can see it — or never publish it at all.
Importing needs an account, because it writes a conversation into your workspace. Creating one takes a minute and drops you straight into the import step.
What you can bring
Share links from chatgpt.com, claude.ai, gemini.google.com, chat.deepseek.com and grok.com are read directly — paste one or several at once. Anything else can come in as plain text: paste the conversation and tell us which platform and model it came from. Whole official export archives are a separate flow and are not part of this one.
Which model said what
Every AI turn keeps a model badge, because a conversation is only readable when you know who was answering. Only ChatGPT share links actually state the model that was used; Claude, Gemini and DeepSeek never include it, and Grok reports internal version names that do not map onto a public model. So for everything except ChatGPT you choose the model yourself, and if you are not sure we credit the platform rather than guess at a model name.
What happens to the content
An imported conversation lands in your workspace as an ordinary private conversation owned by you. Nothing is public until you publish it and pick who can see it, and you can delete it at any time. We do not use your private conversations to train AI models. The Privacy Policy covers the rest.
Why an account is needed
You can read published conversations, and even try a few replies on one, without signing up. Importing is different: it writes a conversation into a workspace, so it needs one to write into — which is also what makes the result yours, private by default, and deletable by you.