deerspotter/chatgpt-webview

This is a lightweight iOS app that wraps the ChatGPT website in a native shell. Instead of opening a browser, you get an app with ChatGPT loaded inside it, built in Swift using Apple's WKWebView component for iOS 16. The app has two tabs. The first is a ChatGPT tab showing the full ChatGPT web interface, with extra controls added below it, including a microphone button for speech-to-text input, dark mode support, stop and refresh controls, and a Save Context button. The second tab is called Memory, and it shows a list of saved conversations. The Save Context feature is the main addition on top of the raw website. Tap the button and the app pulls the current ChatGPT conversation out of the loaded page, converts it to both a PDF and a Markdown file, and stores both locally on your device. Later you can open the Memory tab, tap a saved chat name, read it as a PDF or Markdown document, or start a fresh ChatGPT conversation using that saved content as context. The app also spoofs its user-agent to present itself as Safari 16, which helps the ChatGPT website behave correctly. It is compatible with TrollStore, a tool for installing apps on iOS without the App Store, and can also be built and run directly from Xcode. The README notes this is a fork being converted into a trusted, source-controlled build path, and advises treating any pre-built IPA from the original upstream as untrusted unless separately inspected. All memory storage is local, with no external cloud services needed for the two-tab flow. Building requires Xcode 14 or later, a target of iOS 15 to 16, and Swift 5. The project is MIT licensed.