Previously accessible only to ChatGPT subscribers, now free-tier users can chat with the AI directly from Windows 10 or 11 and so, much more.

Though a Windows app for ChatGPT has been available for some time, it’s only been for those who have ponied up for a premium plan — until now. The Windows app for ChatGPT is now available to ...

The Windows version of the ChatGPT app launched on 18 October, and was initially for subscribers to ChatGPT Plus, which costs $20 a month (£16/AU$30) or Teams, but now it will work for all users ...

OpenAI unveiled the first ChatGPT desktop app back in May when it unveiled GPT-4o and Advanced Voice Mode. However, the app was limited to Macs with M-series chips. Windows users were left behind ...

Downloading the Windows ChatGPT app can make using the chatbot much easier - for a cost. Written by Sabrina Ortiz, Senior Editor Oct. 17, 2024 at 1:27 p.m. PT. Maria Diaz/ZDNET.

ChatGPT’s Windows app is now available to everyone — and even if you're a devoted dweller of Microsoft's ecosystem, it's worth your while to try it out.

The ChatGPT Windows app, previously limited to ChatGPT Plus subscribers, is now accessible to all Windows 10 and 11 users. One handy feature in this app is the "companion window." ...

ChatGPT Plus costs $20 (£16, AU$30) a month but if you don’t want to pay, you’ll be able to access this ChatGPT Windows app ...

Now, the wait is over for Windows users. The ChatGPT desktop app is finally available on Windows, but with an important caveat: this is an “early version” for paid subscribers who are part of ...

The new ChatGPT app for Windows is currently only available for customers paying at least $20 a month to access the service. This includes those on a Teams, Plus or Enterprise plan.

ChatGPT for Windows is available from the Microsoft Store and runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11 machines. The app gives you faster access to the chatbot, as you’re just a shortcut away from ...

OpenAI has launched a ChatGPT app on Windows, but it’s only available in testing to paid subscribers. It’s only for paid users for now, but it’ll roll out to everyone soon.