ChatGPT App Store launches — Apple Music joins 50+ apps
OpenAI has launched the ChatGPT App Store with more than 50 third‑party applications available directly inside ChatGPT. After an earlier premature mention, Apple Music is confirmed as one of the initial integrations, offering in‑chat music discovery and basic playback controls for linked subscribers.
The App Store is designed to extend ChatGPT beyond text — letting users run services, access content and control apps without leaving the conversation. Developers can publish integrations that users enable by linking accounts and granting permissions.
Quick facts
- Launch size: 50+ apps across categories including music, productivity and utilities.
- Apple Music: Enables in‑chat discovery and playback control for users who link their Apple Music accounts.
- Access: Try apps at chat.openai.com.
Why it matters
Embedding popular services like Apple Music into ChatGPT reduces friction for everyday tasks and creates a unified interface for AI and apps. For developers, the App Store is a new distribution channel inside conversational workflows.
That convenience brings privacy and security considerations: users should review authentication flows, permissions and how each integration handles personal data before linking accounts.
What to watch next
- Catalog growth and which major apps arrive next.
- Developer terms, revenue sharing and moderation policies for published apps.
- User adoption and whether integrated apps change how people use ChatGPT day‑to‑day.
For more information visit OpenAI and try the new apps at chat.openai.com. You can also review Apple Music information at music.apple.com.
Discussion: Will you use Apple Music (or other services) inside ChatGPT — or do you prefer keeping apps and AI separate? Which integrations would you like to see next?