5 Best apps to use on ChatGPT right now

ChatGPT 2025 now connects to Apple Music, Canva, Expedia, TripAdvisor and OpenTable through built-in apps that help users create playlists, design graphics and more.


5 Best apps to use on ChatGPT right now
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Once an app is connected, you can speak naturally. For example, you can ask ChatGPT to create a playlist, design a graphic or help plan a trip.

Apple Music is now available as an app inside ChatGPT, and it changes how people discover and organize music. Instead of scrolling through endless playlists, you can ask ChatGPT to create one using natural language. For example, you can request a holiday mix without overplayed songs or ask it to find a track you only half remember. ChatGPT searches Apple Music and builds the playlist for you. This integration does not stream full songs inside ChatGPT. It helps Apple Music subscribers find music, create playlists and discover artists faster, then links back to Apple Music for listening. ChatGPT can also activate Apple Music automatically based on your request, so you do not always need to select the app first.

Note: Apple Music requires an active subscription.

Why it stands outIt turns music discovery into a simple conversation instead of a search.

Canva's ChatGPT app helps you turn ideas into visuals fast. You can describe what you want in plain language, and ChatGPT helps generate layouts, captions and design ideas that open directly in Canva. This works well for featured images, social posts and simple marketing graphics.

Why it stands out: You move from idea to design without starting from scratch.

Why it stands out: It turns scattered travel research into a clear plan.

TripAdvisor inside ChatGPT helps you plan trips with real traveler insight, not just search results. You can ask for hotel recommendations, top attractions and things to do based on your travel style. ChatGPT pulls in reviews and rankings, then helps narrow choices so you are not overwhelmed. It works especially well when you want honest opinions before booking or planning a full itinerary.

Why it stands out: It combines real reviews with conversational guidance to make travel decisions easier.

OpenTable inside ChatGPT removes the guesswork from dining decisions. You can ask for restaurant recommendations by location, cuisine and vibe. From there, ChatGPT helps narrow choices and links you directly to reservations through OpenTable.

Why it stands out: It saves time when choosing where to eat, especially on busy nights.

If you no longer use an app connected to ChatGPT, you can disconnect it at any time. Removing access helps limit data sharing and keeps your account more secure.

Once disconnected, ChatGPT will no longer access that app. You can reconnect later if you decide to use it again.

Using apps inside ChatGPT is convenient, but it is smart to review your settings from time to time. This checklist helps you reduce risk while still enjoying the features. 

Connected apps can access limited account data while active. If you stop using an app, disconnect it. Fewer connections reduce your overall exposure and make account reviews easier.

Stick to well-known apps from established companies. If an app name looks unfamiliar or feels rushed, skip it. When in doubt, research the app before connecting it to your ChatGPT account. 

Apps can change how they work after updates. Take a moment to review permissions if an app adds new features or requests additional access. This habit helps you spot changes early.

Even trusted tools do not need your Social Security number, bank details or passwords. Keep chats focused on tasks and ideas. Treat ChatGPT like a public workspace, not a private vault. 

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Antivirus software protects against malicious links, fake downloads and harmful browser extensions. Keep it updated and allow real-time protection to run in the background. Strong antivirus software helps protect against fake ChatGPT links, lookalike apps and malicious extensions designed to steal login details. Choose a trusted provider and keep automatic updates turned on.

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ChatGPT is becoming a central hub for everyday tasks. With apps like Apple Music, Canva, Expedia, TripAdvisor and OpenTable, you can plan, create and decide without jumping between multiple platforms. That shift saves time and cuts down on friction. It also makes technology feel more helpful and less overwhelming. The best ChatGPT apps solve real problems, from discovering music to planning trips and choosing where to eat. As more apps roll out, ChatGPT will feel less like a chatbot and more like a true digital assistant. Just remember to stay smart, review connected apps and watch for scams.

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