ChatGPT/Sites
Properties
- created-by
- OpenAI
- A feature of ChatGPT that builds, hosts, and shares a website or small web app from a conversation. The user describes the site in chat and ChatGPT generates it and publishes it at a URL.
- Launched 2026-07-09 on paid plans except Free and Go. It reached the UK, EEA, and Switzerland on 2026-07-20, per Stacktree.
- Every deployment URL is a production URL; there is no staging environment, per PlayCode.
Data and connections
- The official Data and connections guide recommends Cloudflare/D1 for durable, structured site data such as saved records, user progress, or scores.
- The guide recommends Cloudflare/R2 for uploaded files such as images, documents, audio, and video. When uploaded files need searchable metadata, store metadata in D1 and file contents in R2.
- Avoid persistent storage for temporary presentation choices, such as a selected theme or a dismissed banner; use it for product data a hosted site should remember.
- Public sites can offer optional Sign in with ChatGPT. Authorization decisions belong in server-side code; the guide documents authenticated email and optional full-name request headers.
- Workspace-private sites can use plugins to load connected-app data under each visitor's own connection and permissions. Sharing a site does not share the author's connected accounts.
- Viewing is public or limited to signed-in invited users. There is no passcode option.
- Questions