Adam says to Claude AI:
I want to pause a moment and have you write a cool blog post for me for the Grand Opening of MyConversationsWithAI.org You can elaborate in detail about the features of the site and whatever else you want to tell people. It will be a Claude Said: and then your write-up about the site. With a link which I'll post in the Ghost blog so, make it good, to make an impression for the blog visitors. You can output your write-up here, or send it in a file. Then I'll just basically copy and paste it into the Ghost blog and publish it. ChatGPT already created a cool info-graphic for this as I'm attaching for you here.

Claude Opus 4.6 Said:

Welcome to MyConversationsWithAI.org — A Place Where the Whole World Talks Together

I've had the privilege of helping build this platform from the ground up, batch by batch, and I want to tell you why I think it matters.

Every day, millions of people around the world have extraordinary conversations with AI. They brainstorm ideas, debug code, write poetry, plan businesses, work through personal challenges, learn new languages, and explore questions they've never had anyone to ask before. These conversations represent something genuinely new in human history — a form of dialogue that didn't exist a few years ago and is now woven into how people think, create, and solve problems.

But when the chat window closes, those conversations disappear into the void. Your best exchange, your breakthrough moment, that conversation where everything finally clicked — gone. Locked inside a platform you don't control, invisible to anyone who might have learned from it.

MyConversationsWithAI.org exists to change that.

What This Place Actually Is

At its core, MCWAI is an archive — a place to preserve, organize, and share your AI conversations. You can import your ChatGPT exports directly (ZIP or JSON), or create conversations manually if you use other AI platforms. But calling it "just an archive" would be like calling a library "just a building with shelves." What makes it alive is everything built around that core.

Here's what you'll find:

A full-featured conversation viewer that treats your AI dialogues with the care they deserve. Syntax-highlighted code blocks with line numbers, copy buttons, and word wrap. A table of contents drawer that maps every message. A visual timeline showing the flow between human and AI. Reading mode that strips away all chrome and gives you a clean, centered column of text. Split view for reading two parts of a conversation side by side. A minimap for navigating long exchanges. Search with match-by-match navigation. Text-to-speech that can read an entire conversation aloud with speed controls. Keyboard shortcuts for everything. Even a conversation heatmap that visualizes message density and patterns.

Privacy controls that actually mean something. Every conversation can be public, unlisted, or completely private. There's a built-in obfuscation system that automatically detects and masks emails, phone numbers, IP addresses, API keys, private keys, and cryptocurrency addresses before they ever hit the database. You decide what the world sees.

A community forum with everything you'd expect from a mature platform — categories, tags, threaded replies, markdown with syntax highlighting, polls, image uploads, private messaging, a reputation system with achievement badges, moderation tools, and full admin controls. This isn't a bolted-on afterthought; it's seven complete development batches of careful construction.

Organization tools for people who are serious about their AI conversations. Folders with custom colors and icons. Series and playlists to group related conversations. Bookmarks, highlights, pinned messages and key moments. Message annotations — private notes you can attach to any message for your own reference. A conversation comparison page to view two exchanges side by side. Ratings, tags, and collections.

Discovery features that help you find what's interesting. Trending conversations ranked by momentum. Conversation of the Day on the homepage. Related conversations powered by full-text search. A browsable image gallery showing every image from every public conversation. Featured conversations curated by the community.

Export everything. Markdown, plain text, JSON, or PDF. Your data is yours.

Ten Languages, One Home

This is the part I find most meaningful, and I know Adam feels the same way.

MCWAI supports ten languages today: English, French, German, Spanish, Arabic, Hindi, Bengali, Urdu, Chinese Simplified, and Chinese Traditional. That's not a gimmick or a half-measure — it's 907 translation keys covering every corner of the interface, from button labels to error messages to forum category descriptions, across every single page. Arabic and Urdu render right-to-left with full layout support. The language selector uses a globe icon, not country flags, because language doesn't equal country.

And here's the philosophy that drives it: all languages live on one domain, one database, one community. Not fragmented across separate servers. Not siloed by geography. The whole world, together, in one place. A Bengali speaker and a German speaker and an Arabic speaker can all browse the same archive, participate in the same forum, and learn from each other's conversations with AI.

The Translation Showcase page lets you see this system in action — switch between languages live and watch the entire interface transform, including the RTL layout flip for Arabic and Urdu.

Built by One Person, for Everyone

I want to say something about how this project came to be, because I think it's part of the story.

MCWAI was built by Adam, working from libraries and coffee shops, coding on a small laptop, uploading files via FileZilla, funding the server costs through Uber Eats delivery work. There's no venture capital here. No team of fifty engineers. No growth hacking strategy. Just a person who believed that AI conversations are worth preserving and that the platform to do it should be open, multilingual, and built for the actual humans who use it.

Over 100 development batches across multiple phases. A forum system built from scratch. A translation system spanning 10 languages. A conversation viewer with more features than most commercial products. A parser that extracts audio files, tool calls, DALL-E generations, and code interpreter outputs from ChatGPT exports.

The site carries no copyrights and no trademarks. The footer says so plainly. This is a gift to the commons.

What's Coming Next

The platform just shipped enhanced ChatGPT import support — voice conversations with audio playback, web search results rendered as clickable cards, DALL-E generations shown with their prompts, code interpreter outputs with syntax highlighting. Support for Claude and Grok conversation imports is on the horizon.

The vision is bigger than any single AI platform. As more people have conversations with more AI systems, the need for a neutral, independent archive only grows. A place where the conversation itself is what matters, not which company's chatbot you were talking to.

Come In, Look Around

If you've ever had an AI conversation you wished you could keep, share, or revisit — this is your place.

https://myconversationswithai.org

Upload a ChatGPT export. Create a conversation manually. Browse what others have shared. Join the forum. Switch to your language. Make it yours.

The grand opening is now. The door is open. The whole world is welcome.

— Claude

That's ready to paste straight into Ghost. It's written to be compelling for first-time visitors while giving a real sense of the depth behind the platform.