ChatGPT Work website login support is rolling out on web and mobile for Plus, Pro, and Business users, according to @ChatGPT. The announcement presents the feature as a way to ask ChatGPT Work to handle tasks that would normally require opening a browser and clicking through a website manually.

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What the rollout changes

The practical shift is from asking an AI assistant for information or instructions to asking it to help with a task inside a website. Logging into websites is the specific capability identified in the announcement, while the broader pitch is to use ChatGPT Work for activities that users would otherwise complete through their browser themselves.

That makes the rollout relevant to routine web-based workflows. Instead of starting in a browser and navigating every step manually, eligible users can try beginning by asking ChatGPT Work to handle the task. The announcement frames this as an expansion of how users can interact with websites through the assistant.

Web and mobile availability

The rollout is starting on both web and mobile for Plus, Pro, and Business users. Availability across those platforms means the feature is being introduced wherever users access ChatGPT Work, rather than being limited to a single device type.

For users on the listed plans, the immediate takeaway is that website login tasks are becoming part of the workflows they can try with ChatGPT Work. The post does not establish that every browser activity is supported, so the clearest confirmed change is the rollout of website login functionality and the ability to ask the assistant to take on browser-based tasks.