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Building a shareable site

Describe what you want, and ChatGPT can build and host a real website, even from ChatGPT Work on your phone. Create a dashboard, shared trip planner, interactive tool, game, or whatever else you can imagine.

Turn an idea into a website

Start with an idea, or keep going in a conversation you already have. Ask ChatGPT Work to make a website, and tell it what people should be able to do there. ChatGPT handles the code and hosting.

The site can save information in a database, such as votes, expenses, or form responses. It can also store uploaded files, like receipts, photos, or documents. You can choose who is allowed to visit.

Imagine you’ve been planning a trip with friends in ChatGPT. You’ve already chosen dates, found a place to stay, and collected reservations. Mention @Sites in that conversation to turn the plan into a website the whole group can use.

Sites is in public beta. If you don’t see it, check the current availability and workspace requirements.
@Sites Turn the trip plan from this chat into a group website with an itinerary, activity voting, shared expenses, and receipt uploads.

Copy this prompt into the conversation where you planned the trip.

Different sites you can build

Make a storefront, explore a set of data, build a game, or give your team a working dashboard. These examples show a few possibilities.

See more projects in the project showcase.

Make changes in the browser

In the ChatGPT desktop app, open your site in the in-app Browser. Leave a comment on the part you want to change, then ask ChatGPT to make the edit in the same conversation. For the trip site, you might say, “Move the itinerary above the map,” or “Let everyone upload a receipt next to each expense.”

On the web, open the site’s preview, select Edit, and describe your changes. You can also return to the Work conversation from your phone and keep asking for updates.

Choose who can visit

A new site is limited to you and your workspace admins. Open Sites, find the site, and select Share to choose who can visit. The available options depend on your account and workspace settings.

  • Owner and workspace admins

    Keep the site limited while you review it.

  • Selected people or groups

    Give access to particular teammates or groups.

  • Anyone in your workspace

    Make the site available across your organization.

  • Anyone on the internet

    Let anyone open the site, if public publishing is enabled.

Return to Sites to reopen a project, continue editing, or update who can visit.

Try it

Try a demo storefront, a property comparison tool, a game, or a site for plans you already have.

@Sites Build a mobile-friendly demo storefront for a small collection of products. Include product cards, filters, a featured item, and a demo shopping cart without checkout or payments.

Open this prompt in ChatGPT Work (opens in a new tab)

Opens a new ChatGPT draft. To use details from an existing conversation, paste this prompt there instead.

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Working on your phone

Use ChatGPT Work from the mobile app, or use Remote to review, approve, and start tasks on your connected computer.

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