OpenAI recently rolled out a new feature called Apps… and you’ll now see a dedicated section for it in the left-hand menu of ChatGPT. But the big question is…Is this going to be useful for us in practice? Or is it just another passing gimmick? Here’s why I’m asking… 🧩 You can now connect ChatGPT with tools like Airtable, Canva, Replit, and even Spotify, Apple Music, and TripAdvisor 🧪 It replaces the old Plugin system (remember that mess?)—and looks more promising 🤔 But personally, I’m still a bit sceptical... so I’d love your thoughts! 👇 Watch the video below, and then tell me in the comments: • Have you started using Apps inside ChatGPT? • Which ones are you using (business or personal)? • Do you see this being useful long-term? Let’s share what’s working… and what’s not.I’d love to learn from your experience.

Imagine building a working invoicing app—like the one I demo in the video below—in just a few hours, with no coding skills whatsoever. ✅ Drag and drop PDF invoices ✅ Automatically extract and analyse key data ✅ Auto-apply rules for VAT, tax codes, and currency conversion ✅ Export ready-to-upload CSV files for QBO, Xero, or any platform Sounds useful, right? In February, I’m planning to launch new AI app-building courses: - Beginner-friendly versions inside the AI Community - More advanced training exclusively in the AI Academy But before I do that, I need your input... 👇 Watch the video below and let me know in the comments: 💬 Would you like to learn how to build tools like this? 💬 What type of apps would you personally find useful? 💬 What questions do you have about this kind of automation? Let’s shape this together. Your feedback will help guide what I create next.