OpenAI doesn't allow you to share your GPTs publicly, as it requires a Pro plan. Hence, we've created ShareGPT, an easy way to share your custom assistants with anyone, just like you would share a Google Doc or a Google Sheet.
Hola Product Hunt fam!
We're building ShareGPT so you can create your own ChatGPT Assistant and then share it with anyone on the internet with no need for an OpenAI subscription.
Our story:
• 1 year ago: We launched GPT Workspace, an integration of ChatGPT into Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides. It quickly got thousands of users and became our company's best new app.
• 2 months ago: We felt there was a demand for an interface that helps people share their GPTs publicly without restrictions, so we developed it.
Features:
⚡️ Create a GPT just like you do in ChatGPT > Create GPT - Same interface, same options.
🌎 Share it with anyone in one click. Also, we are working on an iframe/Telegram/WhatsApp/Slack/Discord integration.
🔒 Private by design: Data is stored in a SOC2 compliant app and never used to train ChatGPT. You don't need to give API access to your tools.
Use-cases:
🛟 Support assistant on your website.
🗄️ ChatGPT over your company knowledge.
👩🏼⚖️ Tailored GPT specialized in Health, Law, etc., for your clients or patients.
Setting up takes less than a playlist song. Try out ShareGPT and experience its minimalistic design firsthand.
Keen to hear what you think!
very interesting. will the end-user even have to go to into chatgpt? or do they do everything through your interface?
Smart Product honestly! How does ShareGPT address the limitation of not being able to publicly share GPTs on OpenAI without a Pro plan, and can you walk us through the seamless process of sharing custom assistants using ShareGPT, drawing a parallel to the simplicity of sharing Google Docs or Sheets?
ShareGPT can create your own ChatGPT Assistant and then share it with anyone on the internet with no need for an OpenAI subscription.
Congratulations.. shareGpt is free for the end users , i have colleagues who are currently frustrated by their inbility to easily share custom GptS . I will pass this on
