ChatGPT is becoming a search bar.
Nothing wrong with that.
But it's not where I do real work anymore.

The switch happened accidentally.
I was analyzing my health data -
complex, detailed, a lot of context.
ChatGPT lost the thread by message five.
Forgot what I said in message one.

That's when I tried Claude.

Last month I was rebuilding OnlyMonster's billing system.
Loaded every requirement, every constraint, every edge case.
Asked Claude to write detailed prompts for Figma.

First attempt. 80% done. Correctly.

With ChatGPT that same task
would take five or six tries -
and by attempt six,
it no longer remembers what attempt one was supposed to preserve.
This is the actual difference.
Not speed. Not interface.
Memory. Context. Thinking.

My workflow now:
Perplexity for deep research and facts.
Everything goes into Claude.
Projects with instructions attached.
Almost my entire operation lives there.
90% of our company uses AI daily.
We pay for every tool, no restrictions.
But I personally moved everything to Claude -
and I'm not going back.

Use ChatGPT for quick answers.
Use Claude when it actually matters.