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Save your own instructions and combine them for the work in front of you.
From our small studio
Useful conversation controls for Claude that stay simple and out of your way.

Why we made it
Claude has quickly become a regular part of how people research, write, code, learn and work through ideas. We adopted it just as quickly, using it for all sorts of everyday tasks and watching useful conversations grow into long, busy threads.
The more we used Claude in the browser, the more familiar the friction felt. Important responses could disappear into a long conversation. Reusable instructions had to be typed again. Large threads became harder to navigate and, at times, less pleasant to work in. It was the same mix of performance and productivity problems we had already felt elsewhere.
So we started building the small, focused tool we wanted alongside Claude. Claude Booster keeps useful responses, prompts and conversation controls close, so people can spend less time managing a thread and more time getting on with the work.
See it in action
What it helps with
Save your own instructions and combine them for the work in front of you.
Keep important Claude replies close and copy them again when you need them.
Reduce clutter in longer threads without losing the full conversation.
Listen to completed responses while you carry on with something else.
Useful features stay close to hand without changing the Claude experience.
A lighter approach
Claude Booster is deliberately focused. It brings together the small improvements that make regular Claude use calmer and easier, without trying to turn every conversation into a dashboard.
Whether you are researching, writing, coding, brainstorming or learning, the goal is the same: keep useful work easier to return to and let the rest get out of your way.
Questions people might have
It adds reusable prompts, response bookmarks, collapsible messages, automatic read aloud and straightforward controls inside Claude.
It is for people who use Claude regularly for research, writing, coding, brainstorming, learning or professional work.
Yes. It focuses on a small collection of practical features and is designed to stay out of your way.
Give it a try
Keep useful responses, prompts and conversation controls close while you work in Claude.