WhatSyncThe best ChatGPT plugins in 2026, plus the full list of 343
The 15 ChatGPT plugins worth installing in 2026, picked by job: email, files, team chat, WhatsApp, design, code and sales. Plus all 343 plugins OpenAI lists, by category.
· 12 min read
The quick answer
You do not need twenty plugins. Pick the two or three apps your work already lives in.
The best plugin for each job:
- Email: Gmail, or Outlook Email at Microsoft workplaces.
- Files: Google Drive, Dropbox or SharePoint.
- Team chat: Slack, or Teams.
- WhatsApp: WhatSync. We make it.
- Notes and docs: Notion.
- Design: Canva.
- Code: GitHub.
- Sales: HubSpot or Salesforce.
- The full list of all 343 is at the end of this page.
The 15 picks at a glance
| Decision | Plugin | What it lets ChatGPT do |
|---|---|---|
| Gmail | Find, summarize and draft replies to your emails | |
| Team chat | Slack | Search channels and threads for decisions |
| WhatSync | Read the chats you pick, find who is waiting, draft and send replies | |
| Files | Google Drive | Search and work from Docs, Sheets, Slides and PDFs |
| Calendar | Google Calendar | Look up events and free time |
| Meetings | Fireflies | Search meeting transcripts and pull out action items |
| Notes and wiki | Notion | Answer from your Notion pages |
| PDFs | Adobe Acrobat | Edit, convert and organize PDFs |
| Design | Canva | Create and edit real Canva designs |
| Code | GitHub | Read repositories, issues and pull requests |
| Projects | Atlassian | Search and update Jira and Confluence |
| CRM | HubSpot | Look up contacts and deals, and spot pipeline problems |
| Payments | Stripe | Answer questions about revenue, subscriptions and refunds |
| Online store | Shopify | Check products, stock and orders |
| Research | Consensus | Search peer-reviewed papers |
Checked November 4, 2026 on OpenAI's plugin pages. Which plugins you can install depends on your ChatGPT plan, your country and your workspace.
What are ChatGPT plugins in 2026?
A plugin connects ChatGPT to another app, so it can read your data there and do things for you. Gmail lets it read your emails. Canva lets it make a design. WhatSync lets it read your WhatsApp.
The name is old but the thing is new. OpenAI's first plugin store opened in 2023 and closed in April 2024. Then came GPTs, connectors and apps. On July 9, 2026, OpenAI moved its app directory into a new plugin directory, and "plugins" came back as the name for all of it.
A plugin today can hold an app (the connection to the other service) and skills (ready-made instructions for common jobs). The apps you had already connected kept working.
How to install a ChatGPT plugin
- Open ChatGPT on the web or the desktop app and click Plugins in the sidebar.
- Search for the app you want and open it.
- Click Install plugin, then sign in to that app when it asks.
- In a chat, type @ and the plugin's name, or open the + menu and pick it.
Using ChatGPT at work?
On Business and Enterprise accounts, an admin may need to turn a plugin on first. ChatGPT only sees what the account you sign in with can see.
How we picked these 15
We read all 343 plugins on OpenAI's plugin pages and kept the ones that do a job most people do every week. Each pick had to give ChatGPT something it cannot do alone: reach your own data or take an action in another app.
Where two plugins do the same job, we name both. We make WhatSync, so read that entry with that in mind. It is the only pick that is not on OpenAI's public pages; it is in the plugin directory inside ChatGPT.
1. Gmail: best for email
Gmail is the plugin most people should install first. ChatGPT can find an old email, sum up a long thread, list what you promised to do, and draft a reply in your voice.
At a Microsoft workplace, install Outlook Email and Outlook Calendar instead.
“Which emails from this week still need a reply from me? Rank them by urgency.”
2. Slack: best for team chat
Slack lets ChatGPT search channels, threads and messages, so you can ask what was decided while you were away instead of scrolling back two days.
If your team uses Microsoft, the Teams plugin does the same job.
“What did the team decide about the launch date in Slack this week?”
3. WhatSync: best for WhatsApp
We make this one. Gmail and Slack cover email and team chat, but for most of the world the conversations with customers, suppliers and family happen on WhatsApp. None of the plugins on OpenAI's own pages reads your WhatsApp chats.
WhatSync links your WhatsApp to ChatGPT with a QR code, the same way WhatsApp Web does. Then ChatGPT can tell you who is waiting for a reply, sum up a busy group, find an old message or file, and draft replies that you send.
Plans start at $19 a month, with a 7 day free trial. Plus and Pro show your newest 1,000 older messages, Pro also reads voice notes and photos, and Max adds your whole history.
“Who messaged me on WhatsApp today and is still waiting for a reply?”
- Set it up in five minutes: connect WhatsApp to ChatGPT.
4. Google Drive: best for files
Google Drive lets ChatGPT search your Docs, Sheets, Slides and PDFs and answer from them, so you can ask a question instead of hunting for the right file.
On Dropbox or SharePoint? Both have plugins that do the same.
“Find the latest pricing sheet in my Drive and tell me what changed from last quarter.”
5. Google Calendar: best for your schedule
Google Calendar lets ChatGPT look up your events and free time. It is most useful next to Gmail: ask ChatGPT to get you ready for today's meetings from both.
If people book time with you, the Calendly plugin manages bookings and availability.
“What meetings do I have tomorrow, and which ones can I move?”
6. Fireflies: best for meeting notes
Fireflies lets ChatGPT search your meeting transcripts and pull out action items, so you can ask what a client said three calls ago.
Use the one your meetings are already recorded in: Granola, Otter.ai, Read AI, Fathom and Zoom all have plugins too.
“What did we agree with the client in last week's calls? List the next steps and who owns each.”
7. Notion: best for notes and a team wiki
Notion lets ChatGPT search and answer from your Notion pages: the handbook, project notes, meeting notes and plans. Its plugin also comes with skills for weekly project digests and meeting notes.
“Using our Notion handbook, what is our refund policy for annual plans?”
8. Adobe Acrobat: best for PDFs
Adobe Acrobat lets ChatGPT edit, convert and organize PDFs. Use it to merge files, turn a PDF into an editable document, or tidy up a scanned contract.
“Combine these three PDFs into one file and put the invoice first.”
9. Canva: best for design
Canva lets ChatGPT search, create and edit designs in your Canva account: social posts, presentations, posters. You get a real Canva file you can keep editing, not just a picture.
For diagrams, slides and design files, Figma has a plugin too.
“Make three Instagram post designs announcing our summer sale, in our brand colors.”
10. GitHub: best for code
GitHub lets ChatGPT read your repositories, issues and pull requests. Ask it to explain how part of the code works, sum up a pull request, or find where a feature lives.
“Summarize the open pull requests in this repository and flag any that touch payments.”
11. Atlassian: best for Jira and Confluence
The Atlassian plugin lets ChatGPT search and update Jira and Confluence. It comes with skills to turn meeting notes into tasks and write a status report.
Teams on Linear, Asana, ClickUp, monday.com or Trello have a plugin too.
“Write this week's status report from the Jira tickets closed in our sprint.”
12. HubSpot: best for sales and CRM
HubSpot lets ChatGPT look through your CRM: contacts, companies and deals. Its skills check pipeline health, prepare you for a customer call and clean up messy CRM data.
On another CRM? Salesforce, Attio, Zoho CRM and Close all have plugins.
“Which deals in our pipeline have had no activity in two weeks?”
13. Stripe: best for payments
Stripe lets ChatGPT answer questions about your revenue, customers, subscriptions, disputes and refunds. Developers can also use it to build a payment setup.
For accounting, QuickBooks and Xero have plugins.
“How much did we make last month, and how many customers cancelled?”
14. Shopify: best for an online store
Shopify lets ChatGPT check your products, stock and orders, and make supported changes to your store.
“Which products are about to run out of stock?”
15. Consensus: best for research papers
Consensus lets ChatGPT search peer-reviewed research and read the papers' details, so its answer points to studies instead of guesses. Students and researchers should also look at Elicit, Scite and Wolfram.
“What does the research say about intermittent fasting and sleep? Cite the papers.”
Is there a WhatsApp plugin for ChatGPT?
Yes, but there are three different things people mean, so it helps to know which one you want.
WhatSync brings your own WhatsApp chats into ChatGPT. You ask ChatGPT about your messages and it drafts the replies. This is the one for keeping up with customers, groups and family.
1-800-ChatGPT is the other way round: ChatGPT as a contact inside WhatsApp, which you message like a person. OpenAI stopped it on WhatsApp after January 15, 2026, and in July 2026 it came back only in the European Economic Area.
Sent is for developers. It sends SMS, RCS and WhatsApp business messages through a Sent API account, with approved templates. It does not read your own chats.
- Set up the first one: connect WhatsApp to ChatGPT.
Which plugin should you install first?
Start with the app you open most during the day, because that is where the questions you would ask ChatGPT already are.
Then stop at two or three. Every plugin you connect is another place ChatGPT has to choose from, and you are trusting it with another account. Add more when you catch yourself copying and pasting from an app into ChatGPT.
- You live in your inbox: Gmail or Outlook Email.
- Your team talks in Slack or Teams: that plugin.
- Your customers message you on WhatsApp: WhatSync.
- You build things: GitHub, then your project tracker.
- You sell: your CRM, then your email.
Email, files, notes and meetings (73)
These are all 343 plugins on OpenAI's own plugin pages on November 4, 2026, each under the category that fits it best. The line next to each name is the plugin's own description.
OpenAI's pages show plugins for work. The directory inside ChatGPT has more, WhatSync among them, and which ones you see depends on your plan, your country and your workspace.
- Adobe Acrobat: Edit and organize PDFs easily
- Agentic Slides by SlidesGPT: Make presentations and slides
- Aha!: Connect to sync Aha! product roadmaps and features for use in ChatGPT
- Airtable: Add structured data to ChatGPT
- Asana: Turn Asana tasks into clear updates and plans
- Atlassian: Manage Jira and Confluence fast
- Atlassian Teamwork Graph CLI: Atlassian Context Graph as CLI
- Box: Search and reference your documents
- Brevo: Access campaigns and contacts
- Browser Use: Browse and automate websites
- Calendly: Manage bookings & availability
- Circleback: Access context from meetings
- ClickUp: Sync ClickUp tasks and docs for use in ChatGPT
- Coda: Create, search, update docs
- Company Knowledge: Find decisions, documents, and project context across connected sources
- Coveo: Search your enterprise content
- Documents: Create and edit documents
- Docusign: Manage contracts from ChatGPT
- Dropbox: Find and access your stored files
- Dropbox Dash: AI that understands your work
- Egnyte: Explore and analyyze your content
- ElevenLabs: Voice agents and media
- Fathom: Meeting notes & transcripts
- Firecrawl: Search and extract web data
- Fireflies: Search meeting transcripts
- ForeFlight Mobile: Plan, brief, and log flights
- Gmail: Find and reference emails from your inbox
- Gong: Gong MCP Server
- Google Calendar: Look up events and availability
- Google Contacts: Reference saved contact details
- Google Drive: Search and reference files from your Drive
- Grain: Your AI Meeting Data Layer
- Granola: Add your meeting context
- HappyScribe: Search transcripts & meetings
- Hostinger Mail: Use Hostinger Mail
- Jotform: Create forms, surveys, quizzes
- Krisp: Add meeting context to chats
- Linear: Find and reference issues and projects
- Lucid: Ideate, diagram & align teams
- Manus: Create slides, websites, video
- Miro: Visualize and structure ideas
- Monday.com: Manage work in monday.com
- Notion: Search and reference your Notion pages
- OneNote (Beta): Read, export, organize, and safely update OneNote
- Opera Browser Connector: Connect with the Opera browser
- Otter.ai: Search meetings from Otter.ai
- Outlook Calendar: Look up events and availability
- Outlook Email: Search and reference your Outlook email
- PandaDoc: Send documents for signature
- PDF: Read, create, and verify PDFs
- Plaud: Retrieve insights from Plaud
- Presentations: Create and edit presentations
- Read AI: AI Meeting Notes & Transcripts
- RingCentral Phone: Calls, SMS, and voicemail
- ServiceNow: Automate enterprise workflows
- SharePoint: Search and pull from shared sites and OneDrive
- Slack: Look up chats and messages
- Smartsheet US: Analyze and Manage Smartsheet
- SoundBreak: Create AI Music with Artists
- Spreadsheets: Create and edit spreadsheets
- Superhuman Docs: Create, search, update docs
- Superhuman Mail: Best email+calendar assistant
- sync. labs: Dub and lip-sync videos
- Tally: Create free forms and surveys
- Teams: Look up chats and messages
- TickTick:To-Do List & Calendar: Reminder, Planner, Countdown
- tldv: Fetch your meeting transcripts
- Trello: Get things done in Trello
- Whimsical: Create diagrams and wireframes
- Wispr Flow: Ask about your meeting notes
- Wrike: Manage and move work forward
- Xmind: Mind mapping, organize ideas
- Zoom: Insights from Zoom
Sales, CRM and online stores (22)
- Affinity: Search, update, and prep deals
- Apollo.io: Find buyers and close deals
- Attio: Manage your CRM with ChatGPT
- Clay: GTM Data and Functions
- Close: Close CRM for ChatGPT
- Demandbase: B2B Intelligence for GTM
- HighLevel: Interact with your CRM business data
- Highspot: Sales content workflows
- HubSpot: Analyze CRM data and surface insights
- Hunter: Find and Enrich Company data
- Instantly.ai: Find leads Instantly
- LinkedIn: Find the right professional
- Lusha: Verified B2B Data & Signals
- Outreach: AI Agents for Revenue Teams
- RocketReach: Reach the right decision-maker
- Sales: Prepare account work and customer follow-up
- Salesforce: Review CRM records, deals and pipeline risk
- Seismic: The Seismic MCP Connector
- Shopify: Create and manage your store
- Zoho CRM: Connect to sync Zoho CRM records and activities for use in ChatGPT
- Zoom Revenue Accelerator: Find sales insights
- ZoomInfo: B2B data and GTM insights
Marketing and SEO (21)
- ActiveCampaign: Autonomous marketing
- Adspirer: Create, launch & analyze ads
- Ahrefs: Marketing, SEO & AI analytics
- ChatGPT Ads Manager: Manage ads and performance
- Conductor: Analyze AI search data
- GSC Wizard: Google Search data analysis
- HYPD AI - Paid Ads & Analytics: Use Google Ads, Meta Ads & PPC
- Intuit Mailchimp: Create marketing campaigns
- Klaviyo: Get insights on your marketing
- LinkedIn Ads: Grow your business
- MailerLite: Manage email marketing
- Metricool: Analyze and schedule posts
- Omnisend: Analyze Omnisend performance
- SE Ranking: SEO data & rank tracking
- Semrush: Research keywords & traffic
- Supermetrics: Analyze data, manage campaigns
- Ubersuggest: SEO research tools
- vidIQ: Grow on YouTube, IG & TikTok
- Windsor.ai: Connect 350+ data sources
- Windsor.ai Facebook Ads: Analyze Meta ads
- Windsor.ai Google Ads: Analyze Google Ads
Customer support (9)
- EasyReply: Customer Support Platform
- Gleap: Manage support tickets & CRM
- Muninx: Manage support tickets
- Pylon: Manage Pylon support issues
- Support Ticket Validator: Check support ticket fields
- Text: Search support conversations
- Unthread: Manage your support tickets
- Ventor: AI sales and support
- Zendesk (Beta): Investigate support activity and manage Zendesk work
Design, video and creative (30)
- 01 Superdesign: Create the best UI & visuals
- Adobe: Design, combine, and edit
- Adobe Express: Create flyers, posts, and graphics quickly
- AI Graphic Design: Graphics, slides & moodboard
- AI Video Maker: Make videos with a text prompt
- AI Voice Generator: Create AI voiceovers
- Autodesk Product Help: Connect Autodesk product docs
- BioRender: Find and create figures
- Canva: Search, create, and edit designs
- Creative Claw: Create videos & voiceovers
- Creative Production: Create and review marketing assets and ads
- Descript: Edit video by chatting
- fal: AI image and video generation
- Figma: Make diagrams, slides, assets
- Gamma: Create presentations and docs
- HeyGen: Create AI videos and avatars
- Higgsfield: Every image and video model
- HyperFrames by HeyGen: Write HTML, render video
- invideo: Create videos of any length
- Kling AI: Create images and videos
- Krea: Create AI media
- Magnific: Create images, video, designs
- Mobbin: Find UI & UX design references
- OpenArt: Create images and videos
- Picsart: Generate, edit, compose media
- Product Design: Turn product ideas into designs and research artifacts
- Runway: Generate with every AI model
- Shutterstock: Spark ideas with Shutterstock
- VEED Video Generator: Generate videos with AI
- Visla Video Maker: Narrated Video Maker
Coding, hosting and IT (52)
- AWS Core: The primary plugin for AWS
- Base44: Build Apps & Websites with AI
- Catalyst by Zoho: Build, deploy and host apps
- ClickHouse: Explore ClickHouse Cloud
- Cloudinary: Manage, modify, and host your images and videos
- Codex Security: Security scanning for your codebase
- Context7: Fetch Up-to-date Docs
- Datadog: Query and visualize data
- DBT: Work with dbt projects
- DigitalOcean: Provision a droplet as a Codex workspace
- Exa: Web search for AI agents
- GitBook: Create and edit GitBook docs
- GitHub: Access repositories, issues, and pull requests
- GitLab (Beta): Triage GitLab MRs and CI/CD
- Google Firebase: Build and deploy apps faster
- Hostinger: Build websites by chatting
- Hostinger Connector: Deploy and manage your hosting
- Hugging Face: Explore Hugging Face
- Jam: Investigate bug reports
- Lovable: Build full-stack apps by chat
- Malwarebytes: Verify links, domains, phones
- Mermaid Chart: Create, edit, and fix diagrams
- Microsoft Dataverse: Build and manage Dataverse
- MongoDB: Connect to MongoDB Atlas
- Namecheap: Search domains & pricing
- Neon: Manage your Neon backend
- Netlify: Build and deploy on Netlify
- NetSuite SuiteCloud: Develop SuiteCloud solutions
- NVIDIA Skills: Find the right NVIDIA skill
- OpenAI Ads Conversions: Set up OpenAI Ads Pixel and CAPI tracking
- OpenAI Developers: Develop AI apps and agents with OpenAI best practices
- Parallel Search: Web search for AI
- Railway: Build and deploy apps
- Redis Inc: Build Redis applications
- Remote Desktop Commander: Use your computer from chat
- Render: Build and deploy apps & agents
- Replit: Turn your ideas into real apps
- Resend: Email for developers
- Sent: Send SMS, RCS, and WhatsApp
- SentinelX: Manage Linux, Mac & Windows
- Spacefast: Build and share your AI work
- Spaceship: Search domain availability
- Statsig: Connect to Statsig
- Supabase: Manage and query databases
- Tavily AI: Web search for AI
- Temporal: Develop with Temporal
- TinyFish: Find and complete web tasks
- Twilio Developer Kit: Twilio Skills for building, debugging, and shipping on Twilio
- Vercel: Search docs and deploy apps
- VillageSQL: Builds extensions for MySQL
- WordPress.com: Build & Publish with WordPress
- WPVibe: AI WordPress tools
Data and analytics (32)
- Alation: Governed Knowledge Layer
- Amplitude: Search and analyze analytics data
- AWS Data Analytics: AWS Data Analytics Plugin
- BigQuery: Explore BigQuery data and generate SQL from natural language
- Coupler.io: Analyze data from 400+ apps
- Data: Answer questions with data
- Databricks Genie: Analyze lakehouse data and dashboards with natural language
- Datadog Experiments: Experiment and product data
- Deepnote: Run data workflows with agents
- G2: Real Buyer Behavior from G2
- Helium 10: Access your Helium 10 data
- Hex: Ask questions, run analyses
- Life Sciences Literature: Find biomedical papers, preprints, and open-access full text
- Metabase: Query and explore your Metabase data
- Microsoft Azure CosmosDB: Azure Cosmos DB plugin
- Microsoft Power BI: Explore and author analytics in your browser
- Mixpanel: Query and analyze Mixpanel
- Mixpanel Headless: Analyze Mixpanel data with Python
- MotherDuck: Get answers from your data
- NGS Analysis Workbench: Analyze sequencing data
- Omni Analytics: Query business data
- Oracle Analytics: Explore Oracle Analytics data
- PostHog: Analyze your product data
- Sigma: Build and explore your data
- Similarweb: Web, app, search & market data
- Snowflake: Ask governed analytics questions of Snowflake data
- Tableau: See and understand data
- ThoughtSpot Spotter: Your AI data analyst
- ThoughtSpot SpotterCode: Build & Ship AI analytics
- Typeform: Build forms, analyze responses
- Undermind: Find and read research papers
- WisdomAI: Answers from data you govern
Finance and accounting (29)
- Aiera: Finance data for professionals
- Alpaca: Monitor positions and markets
- Alpha Vantage: Global stock market data
- Bigdata.com: Finance research, news & data
- Binance: Explore Binance market data
- CoinGecko: Cryptocurrency prices & charts
- CoinMarketCap: Real-time crypto market data
- Daloopa: Financial KPIs with links
- FactSet AI-Ready Data: Seamless Financial Data
- Financial Datasets: Access stock market data
- Interactive Brokers (IBKR): Analyze global markets
- Intuit QuickBooks: Accounting Payments & Payroll
- Investment Banking: M&A, valuation, and financing
- Longbridge: Stock quotes, financial data
- LSEG: Data and analytics
- Massive: Real-time stocks data and more
- Mercury: Understand & manage your money
- Morningstar: Investment and market insights
- Parqet: Chat with your portfolio
- PayPal: Payments and business tools
- PitchBook: Private capital market data
- Public Equity Investing: Public equity research
- QBO Connector by Meridian: Read and update QuickBooks
- Quartr: Company research data
- Ramp: Automate finance tasks
- S&P Global - Deterministic: Built for precise queries
- Stripe: Analyze revenue, customers, subscriptions and refunds
- Third Bridge: Expert-led enhanced insights
- Xero: Check your business finances
Legal (35)
- Aurora: Access data with Consilio
- BoardWise: Help with Board Matters
- Clio: Access Vincent in Clio
- Compliance Horizon Scanner: Research regulatory changes
- CourtListener: Legal research for everyone
- Courtroom5: Civil legal help, 50 states
- DeepJudge: Search internal knowledge
- Definely: Contract review tools
- Descrybe Legal Engine: Primary law research toolkit
- Everlaw: Search and analyze evidence
- GC AI: AI assistant for legal teams
- Harvey: Legal intelligence from Harvey
- HighQ: Search your matter data
- iManage Work: Governed knowledge. AI ready
- Intapp Celeste: Automate firm workflows
- Ironclad Contracts: Plain language search for fast
- Laurel: Record work, unlock insight
- Lawve: Discover legal agent skills
- Legal Data Hunter: Find laws and cases worldwide
- LegalQuants Litigation: Workflows for litigators
- LegalQuants Transactional: Contract and deal workflows
- LegalZoom: Get legal info for business
- Legora: Legal research with citations
- Lito: Intelligence for every matter
- Lloyd by The L Suite: In-house legal peer insights
- Midpage Legal Research: Case law, statutes, regulation
- NetDocuments: Search and retrieve documents
- Patlytics: Search patents and literature
- Relativity: Administer Relativity aiR
- Sandstone: Find and manage legal requests
- Spend Management Analysis: Analyze legal spend and risk
- The LegalQuants Companion: Your AI journey as a lawyer
- TopCounsel: Find outside counsel
- Trellis Law: State Trial Court Research
- UniCourt: Search and view court cases
HR and hiring (8)
- Ashby: Analyze and act on hiring data
- Gusto: Ask payroll, benefits, and HR questions using your Gusto data
- Lattice: Lattice, wherever you work
- Manatal: Manage your recruiting process
- Metaview: Analyze interview data
- Teamtailor: Manage recruiting data
- Upwork: Hire and find work on Upwork
- Workable MCP Server: Manage Workable HR
Learning and research papers (15)
- Audioscrape: Transcribe & search audio
- Consensus: Search peer-reviewed research
- Coursera Learning: Learn and practice skills
- Elicit: Search scientific literature
- Explain Video Generator: Free AI explainer video maker
- Khan Academy: Create K-12 math exercises
- Life Sciences NGS Analysis: Guided NGS routing and local execution for sequencing analysis
- OpenAI Certified: Learn AI skills and earn OpenAI Certified credentials
- Scholar Gateway: Find trusted scholarly content
- SciSpace: For science and research
- Scite: Search scientific literature
- Sider Scholar: Search Papers & Research
- Transkriptor: Transcribe Audio to Text
- Wolfram: Add computation & knowledge
- Zotero: Find papers and add citations from Zotero
Operations (17)
- ChatGPT Admin: Manage ChatGPT workspaces for workspace owners or admins
- Datasite: Manage your M&A dataroom
- GoDaddy: Find your dream domain
- HoneyBook: Book clients, get paid
- JobTread: Manage construction projects
- NetSuite: Connect ChatGPT to NetSuite
- NetSuite AI Companion: Guide NetSuite AI Connector
- NetSuite Finance Analyst: Analyze live NetSuite data
- NetSuite SuiteSkills: NetSuite business workflows
- Pendo: Analyze product data
- Planning Center: Interact with your church data
- QuickStart: Connect to NetSuite QuickStart
- Quo: Give your agent a phone
- Sanity: Create and manage content
- Vanta: Security and compliance
- Webflow: Manage Webflow sites
- Wix: Create your own website
Questions
- Are ChatGPT plugins still a thing in 2026?
- Yes. The original plugins closed in April 2024, but on July 9, 2026 OpenAI brought the name back for its new plugin directory. You find them under Plugins in the ChatGPT sidebar.
- What is the difference between a ChatGPT plugin, an app and a connector?
- They are mostly names for the same idea at different times. Today a plugin is what you install from the directory. It contains an app, which is the connection to the other service, and sometimes skills, which are ready-made instructions for common jobs.
- Are ChatGPT plugins free?
- Installing a plugin costs nothing, but the app behind it may need its own paid plan. Which plugins you can use also depends on your ChatGPT plan, your country and, at work, your admin.
- How many ChatGPT plugins are there?
- OpenAI's public plugin pages listed 343 on November 4, 2026, all shown on this page. The directory inside ChatGPT has more, because those pages only show plugins for work.
- Is there a WhatsApp plugin for ChatGPT?
- Yes. WhatSync is in ChatGPT's plugin directory and lets ChatGPT read the WhatsApp chats you pick and draft replies. The setup takes about five minutes: connect WhatsApp to ChatGPT.
- Is it safe to connect my accounts to ChatGPT?
- ChatGPT can only reach what the account you sign in with can reach, and you can disconnect a plugin from ChatGPT's settings at any time. Connect the apps you need, and check what each one is allowed to do, such as send or edit.
Sources
We read every plugin page on openai.com on November 4, 2026 and used news coverage only for the history and for 1-800-ChatGPT. WhatSync publishes this article and is one of the plugins listed.
- OpenAI's plugin pages: The 343 plugins in the full list, their descriptions and makers. Read November 4, 2026.
- OpenAI Help Center: Plugins in ChatGPT and Codex: The July 9, 2026 move from the app directory to the plugin directory, and what a plugin can include.
- Drag: what happened to ChatGPT plugins: Dates for the 2023 plugin store, its shutdown in April 2024, GPTs and apps.
- OpenAI's page for the Sent plugin: Sends SMS, RCS and WhatsApp messages through a Sent API account.
- The Decoder: ChatGPT returns to WhatsApp in Europe: 1-800-ChatGPT coming back to WhatsApp in the European Economic Area in July 2026.
- WhatSync: connect WhatsApp to ChatGPT: Setup steps with screenshots.
- WhatSync pricing: Plus, Pro, Max and Business plans.
Keep reading
Add your WhatsApp to ChatGPT
Install WhatSync from ChatGPT's plugin directory, link your WhatsApp, and ask ChatGPT who is waiting for a reply.