Turn your AI chat exports into an easy-to-understand estimate of the electricity, water and carbon associated with your conversations.
Your chat exports are analysed in this browser. Your account profile and Eco Forest progress sync securely through Supabase.
Start with ChatGPT conversations.json, or try a generic JSON / CSV chat export from another AI platform.
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Everyday equivalents make the estimates easier to picture. Progress bars show how your total compares with each reference amount.
Estimated water use compared with familiar quantities.
Estimated electricity compared with common household uses.
A rough sense of the estimated greenhouse-gas total.
More context from the conversations you imported.
Assistant response estimates by conversation.
Ranked using estimated response counts.
Estimated AI responses across your imported data.
Your chat data is not sent anywhere.
| Conversation | Platform | User prompts | AI responses | Est. electricity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No imported conversations yet. | ||||
Explore scenarios and compare your imported AI platforms.
Explore how estimated resource use changes with more AI responses.
Based on the conversations in this import, not a benchmark of model efficiency.
Saved snapshots on this device. Import data again in a future month to build a trend.
Monthly snapshots saved locally in this browser.
Estimated electricity by saved month.
Understand usage patterns without pretending message counts measure answer quality.
Averages based on this import and the current illustrative assumptions.
Practical ways to avoid unnecessary repeated work.
A playful progress garden, not a measure of environmental virtue.
Your forest begins with one tiny sprout.
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Keep it handy on your device.
Download a standalone copy of EcoPrompt. On iPad or iPhone, use Safari’s Share menu → Add to Home Screen. On Mac, save the file and keep it in Applications or your preferred folder; it is a browser app, not a native Mac .app.