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Sharing a chat

Turn a conversation into a link you can send — public or to your team. Snapshots, not live views.

Available on
Desktop Web

What it is

Every chat can become a link. The share is a snapshot, not a live view — anyone with the link sees the chat as it was when you shared it, and messages you send afterwards stay private unless you re-share.

Visibility options depend on your plan:

  • Free / Pro / Max: Public (anyone with the link) or Private.
  • Team / Enterprise: Private or Team (visible to other members of your organization only — public sharing is disabled).

Where to find it

On desktop

  • The Share button in the window chrome. A modal opens with the visibility dropdown.

On the web

  • The Share button in the upper right of the chat. Same modal.

How to use it

Share a chat

  1. Open the chat you want to share.
  2. Click Share.
  3. In the visibility dropdown, pick Public / Team (per your plan) — or leave it Private.
  4. Copy the link from the modal and send it.
  1. Go to Settings → Privacy.
  2. Find the Shared chats row and click Manage.
  3. Click Unshare next to the chat you want to revoke.

Re-sharing an unshared chat generates a fresh snapshot with whatever’s in the chat at that point.

Good to know

  • It’s a snapshot. Messages added after you share aren’t in the shared version. Unshare and re-share to update the snapshot.
  • Team/Enterprise can’t share publicly. The Public option isn’t available; sharing is scoped to members of the same organization.
  • Check for sensitive content before sharing. Shared chats may contain anything in the conversation — attachments, code, credentials.

What’s changed recently

  • 2026-04-22 — Web coverage verified. Visibility options are plan-dependent: Public/Private on Pro/Max, Private/Team on Team/Enterprise. Unshare path (Settings → Privacy → Shared chats) documented.
  • 2026-04-18 — Desktop path verified.
Screenshot pending — Share chat modal with three visibility options
Share chat modal with three visibility optionsDesktop · stale

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