OpenAI may soon let you ‘sign in with ChatGPT’ for other apps
OpenAI is investigating ways for users to register with third-party apps using their chatgpt account, the company noticed on a webpage Published Tuesday. OpenAi is currently interested in developers who may want to integrate this service into their apps.
Chatgpt quickly becomes one of the largest consumer applications in the world, now with around 600 million monthly active users. To take advantage of this popularity, OpenAi would like to try to expand to other consumer areas, such as online shopping, social mediaAnd personal devices. A potential function “report in with chatgpt” can help OpenAi compete with other massive consumer technology companies-such as Apple, Google and Microsoft-Die people with a wide range of online services, including a quick way to register with third parties apps.
Earlier this month, OpenAi launched one Example of “Register with chatgpt” Experience for developers in Codex CLI, the open source AI coding tool of the company for terminals. The function allows developers to connect their chatgpt free, plus or pro accounts with their API accounts. OpenAI offered plus users $ 5 to API credits to register with Chatgpt, and pro -users $ 50 to API credits.
OpenAi seems to be interested in integrating the registration service with a wide range of companies. The interest form of the developers asks companies to specify the user base of their app, ranging from small companies with fewer than 1,000 weekly users to huge apps with more than 100 million weekly users. The form also asks developers how they are charged today for AI functions and whether they are customers of the OpenAi API.
CEO Sam Altman noted in 2023 That the company can look at a “registration with OpenAI” function in 2024. However, it now appears that OpenAi seriously expands the possibilities in 2025. It is unclear when the registration function would go live for users of Chatgpt or how many companies have registered to be part of it.
OpenAi did not immediately respond to WAN’s request for comment.
