GoKawiilOpenAI adds site-building tool to ChatGPT with tiered sharing controls
OpenAI has introduced a feature in ChatGPT that lets users build websites directly within the chat interface. Newly created sites are private by default, visible only to the creator and workspace admins, with options to share with selected people, a workspace, or the public. Sites shared inside a workspace rely on ChatGPT sign-in for access control, and public sites can optionally include a 'Sign in with ChatGPT' option for personalized experiences.
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The launch suggests OpenAI is pushing ChatGPT beyond conversation into web publishing and app-like creation, potentially competing with no-code site builders. Building in identity controls via ChatGPT sign-in could also extend OpenAI's authentication system as a broader login layer across the web, similar to how Google or Facebook sign-in works elsewhere.
- ChatGPT now supports building and sharing websites directly in-app.
- Default privacy settings restrict new sites to creators and workspace admins.
- Public sites can use 'Sign in with ChatGPT' for personalized access.
Source: chatgpt.com, 2026-10-01
Published there as: “Sites in ChatGPT”
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