Imagine telling ChatGPT to plan your weekend, and it not only gives suggestions but actually books your hotel, finds a playlist, teaches you a new skill, and designs a graphic, all in one chat.
Well, OpenAI just made it real. With its new app integration, ChatGPT is no longer just an AI that answers questions; it’s becoming your all-in-one productivity hub.
What OpenAI did At its DevDay 2025, OpenAI revealed a major upgrade for ChatGPT: it can now access interactive apps directly in chat, letting users perform real-world tasks without opening multiple apps. This is a big step from the earlier GPT Store concept, where apps were separate. Now, third-party apps appear inside ChatGPT conversations, making it easier for users to interact with services naturally. Apps implemented in ChatGPT OpenAI has partnered with major companies to bring their apps into ChatGPT. Right now, the supported apps include: Additionally, OpenAI is rolling out an Apps SDK for developers to create new apps, which means more services will be available in the future, like DoorDash, Uber, Instacart, and AllTrails.
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, explained: We want ChatGPT to be a great way for people to make progress, to be more productive, more inventive, to learn faster, to do whatever they’re trying to do in their lives better. [Apps inside ChatGPT] will enable a new generation of apps that are interactive, adaptive, and personalized, that you can chat with. Examples: How you can use each app Here are real-life examples to see how ChatGPT works with these apps: Use cases of this update This update isn’t just flashy; it has real-world applications for anyone: Basically, ChatGPT becomes a personal assistant that does multiple things at once. Privacy concerns While the integration is exciting, there are questions around data privacy: Users should remain mindful of the permissions they grant and how data is shared.
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