ChatApp Radar
Find the right ChatGPT app — search all 1,952 in seconds
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ChatApp Radar - Find the right ChatGPT app — search all 1,952 in seconds

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OpenAI's app directory has nearly doubled in six months (979 → ~1,900 apps), but there's still no good way to search or browse it, or see what's new. ChatApp Radar fixes discovery: - 1,952 ChatGPT apps, indexed and sorted into 47 categories - Instant search — results as you type, no login, no loading spinner - /new/ — see exactly what launched this week - Weekly newsletter of new apps Built solo. Free to use. App makers can grab a featured listing to stand out.

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Hey Product Hunt — solo maker here. Quick backstory: I'm a product manager by trade, and this is the first thing I've ever built and shipped myself. Six months ago OpenAI launched its app directory. I watched it grow from 979 entries to ~1,900 and kept hitting the same wall: I'd discover a great app once and then never find it again. No real search, no browsable categories, no "new this week". So I built the index I wanted: 1,952 apps, 47 categories, instant search, and weekly new-app tracking. Technically it's deliberately simple — a zero-dependency static site that rebuilds in under 2 seconds, so it can stay fresh forever with near-zero maintenance cost. Two questions for you: 1. When you look for a ChatGPT app today, where do you actually start — the official directory, Google, Reddit, word of mouth? 2. What one filter or category would make this instantly more useful for you? Every piece of feedback today shapes the roadmap. Thanks for looking.

Love how clean the categories feel, instant search is a dream. One thing I'd love is a simple upvote or save button so I can bookmark apps to revisit later, right now I keep losing track of the cool ones I find while browsing.

Maker

 Ha, this is the exact itch that made me build the whole thing, finding a great app once and then losing it. So you wanting it one level deeper makes total sense to me. Really appreciate you flagging it. I'm writing it down. This is exactly the kind of feedback that shapes what comes next, and I'd rather weigh every suggestion properly than just bolt things on. Keep them coming.

Searched for a few obscure apps I remember from last month and they actually showed up, which is more than I can say for OpenAI's own directory. The weekly new apps feed is a nice touch.

Maker

 This honestly made my day. That exact thing, finding the obscure ones you half-remember, was the whole reason I built it. And if you ever feel like sharing which ones you went looking for, that'd genuinely make me happy, but no pressure at all, honestly just knowing it worked for you already means a lot.