ChatGPT Sites

ChatGPT sites are a way to create and share a live website or lightweight app from Codex.

You describe what you need, work with Codex to build it, then deploy a site that people in your workspace can open and use.

A site can be useful when you have a piece of work that needs a place to live: a launch tracker, a dashboard for a weekly review, a calculator for exploring options, or an onboarding page for a new project.

These tools are usually smaller in scope than a full software product. They are often created for one team, one project, or one recurring workflow.

Open the site and check whether it reflects the workflow you had in mind.

A lightweight app is similar, but it includes a way for people to interact with the information. A calculator might ask for a few inputs and show a result. A dashboard might help people review information in a consistent format.

ChatGPT sites includes hosting, access controls, storage, and database support.

Sites cannot connect directly to live data today. If the information in your site changes regularly, you can create a separate automation to gather the latest updates on a schedule and prepare a refreshed version for your site. For example, an automation could review an approved project tracker every weekday morning, summarize what changed, and organize the latest milestones, owners, and risks in a consistent format. You can then review the updates and refresh your site when needed.

An internal site is a webpage created for people inside your organization or workspace. It gives a team one place to return to for a specific piece of work.

For example, an internal site might bring together the milestones, owners, links, and risks for a product launch. Instead of searching through several documents, teammates can open one page and check the latest information.

In the Codex desktop app, you can ask Codex to build a site or lightweight app for a real piece of work.