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OPENDERS are exploring ways to sign in to third party applications using their chatzipt account, the company noted this Web pages Published on Tuesday. Open is currently increasing interest from developers that this service may want to integrate in their applications.
Chatzipt is becoming one of the world’s largest consumer applications in the fast, now fairly 600 million monthly active userThe In order to capitalize this popularity, Openai seems to be interested in trying and expanding such as in other consumer regions Online shopping, Social mediaAnd Personal device. The feature of a potential “Sign in with ChatzPT” feature can help to compete with other huge consumer technology companies-such as Apple, Google, Microsoft, which helps people with broad online services, including a quick way to sign third party applications.
Early this month, OpenAI launched a The preview of “Sign in with ChatzPT” Experience for the company’s Open Source AI Coding Tool Codex CLI developers for terminals. The feature allows developers to connect their chatzip to free, plus or pro accounts to their API accounts. OPENY Plus has offered $ 5 to sign in with ChatGPT on API Credit and $ 50 on Pro users on API credit.
OpenAII seems interested in consolidating the sign-in service with a broad company. The developer interest form is asking companies to specify the user base of their application, from small companies to less than one thousand weekly users to large applications with more than 100 million user users. The form also asks the developers to how they charge for AI features today and whether they are customers of OpenAI API.
CEO Sam Altman Mentioned in 2023 The company that can look for a “Sign in with OpenAI” in 2021. However, it is now seen that OpenAI is making the ability more seriously in 2025 today. It is not clear when the sign-in feature will be live for users in ChatzP or how many companies may be part of it.
The Open did not immediately respond to TechCrunch’s request for the comment.