# awesomesites.ai: the ChatGPT Sites gallery, what is in it, and how to get listed · Stacktree Source: https://stacktr.ee/blog/awesomesites-ai [Skip to content](#main) [Stacktree](/)[Developers](/developers)[Agents](/agents)[Docs](/docs)[Use cases](/use-cases)[Pricing](/pricing)[Blog](/blog)[Dashboard](https://app.stacktr.ee)[Sign in →](https://app.stacktr.ee) By [ Steve Smith ](/about) · Founder, Stacktree · Last updated September 13, 2026 blog · living status · 13 September 2026 # awesomesites.ai, the ChatGPT Sites gallery. Two days after asking X for an awesome list of ChatGPT Sites, Kath Korevec of OpenAI shipped it as a site of its own. awesomesites.ai opened on 13 September 2026 with eighty entries, previews, upvotes and a nomination tag. We read all eighty the evening it launched. Here is what is in it, what is not, and how to get a site in. [ Get started free ](https://app.stacktr.ee/?join=1&from=seo_blog_awesomesites_ai) install npx stacktree-install Copy No card · 3 pages free · about a minute ## What is awesomesites.ai? awesomesites.ai is the public gallery of sites made with ChatGPT Sites, launched on 13 September 2026 by Kath Korevec of OpenAI. It opened with 80 sites, each with a preview, a one-line description and an upvote count, 78 of them on chatgpt.site subdomains. To nominate a site, post it on X with the #awesomesites tag. ## On this page - 01 [ What launched ](#launched) - 02 [ What is in the eighty ](#inside) - 03 [ Custom domains in the gallery ](#domains) - 04 [ How to get listed ](#listed) - 05 [ What the gallery cannot show ](#missing) - 06 [ What to watch ](#watch) ## What launched The launch post went up at 20:57 UTC on 13 September: "Here are the best sites I've found made with ChatGPT Sites", a link, and the nomination rule. The site itself is a single page with a pixel-art wordmark on black, a grid of preview cards, and a "Load more" that stops at eighty. Each card has a title, a sentence, a Visit link and an upvote arrow. At launch nearly every count was zero or one, so the ordering is editorial for now, not popularity. It grew out of the [last-call thread](https://x.com/simpsoka/status/2098434201100136603) from 11 September, which drew about fifty replies. Roughly half of [the forty sites we collected from that thread](/blog/chatgpt-sites-examples) are now in the gallery, alongside a similar number we had not seen. The gallery is built with Next.js and served through Cloudflare, and describes its entries as made with ChatGPT rather than as an OpenAI product. ## What is in the eighty - Games. Astra Arcade (six games in one cabinet), Penalty Shootout King, Voxel Slot Car Racer, Draw to Race, Snowblox, Jelly Break, Flyway Surfer, and No Moat, a strategy game about the AI industry where you pick a founder. - 3D scenes and simulations. Pelagic Ocean, ForestRide, Mini Moto Park, The Listening Café, a reconstruction of Roberto Nickson's studio in bricks, and Fluid Playground. - Music and visual art. Web Harmonium with Sargam notation, Murmuration (place stars, hear music), Daybreak Piano Film with a synchronised 3D pianist, The Light Between, Digital Peony, Fishvj Ritual Live. - Maps and atlases. Hyderabad Bus Atlas, India Infra Map, Gurgaon 3D Atlas, Tahoe Camp with campground availability, Terrene Atlas, a San Francisco love letter on a 3D city map. - Learning. POKE-8 teaches 6502 assembly in a fantasy computer, Transformer Architecture puts Transformer and DeepSeek side by side in 3D, Anatomy Atlas, Carotid Web Explorer, an OpenAI model history timeline. - Tools. Forma Design Studio (a Figma-style editor), Halo Desktop (a browser desktop with sixteen apps), a seamless texture maker, a garage floor tile planner, a WebMCP drawing canvas. - The rest. Dailies, a daily-puzzle site by Jon Abrams; one personal portfolio; Kath Korevec's own Heavy Rotation Weekly; and OpenAI's ChatGPT Work Guide, the one entry on an openai subdomain. Two makers account for a noticeable share: one has six entries, another five. The rest are one each. Most entries read as weekend projects that turned out well, which is the point of a showcase. ## Custom domains in the gallery Seventy-eight of the eighty addresses follow the `name.user.chatgpt.site` pattern. Two are on domains their makers own: Night Parade, a field guide to Japanese yokai, at yokaicabinet.com, and Vibe Code Kids at vibecodekids.com. The first site nominated under the tag after launch, a taco-themed platformer, is on its own domain as well. [Custom domains on Sites](/chatgpt-sites-custom-domain) are documented and work, so the low share says more about who nominates than about the feature. ## How to get listed - Make the Site public. The gallery links directly to it. A Site shared by invitation cannot be opened by a passing visitor without a ChatGPT account, so it cannot be featured. - Post it on X with #awesomesites. That is the whole nomination process as stated in the launch post. Say what the site does in a sentence; the gallery's own descriptions are one line each, and yours will probably be adapted. - Expect a screenshot. Every card carries a preview image generated from the site, so the first screen should show what it is. - Upvotes come later. Counts were near zero at launch. If ordering starts following votes, the tag post is where they will be recruited. ## What the gallery cannot show Read the eighty as a list of jobs and one category is empty. Nothing in the gallery is a report for a client, a dashboard someone pays for, a proposal, an audit, or a design review. That is not because nobody makes those with ChatGPT. It is because those pages are private, their reader is outside the maker's company, and as of the 11 September update the private option on Sites is an invitation the reader can only accept by [signing in with a ChatGPT account](/blog/chatgpt-sites-private-sharing). A public gallery is only ever going to show the public half. If the page you have is the other half, the shape you need is different from everything on awesomesites.ai: [a private link the client opens with no account](/share-with-clients), a passcode or a company email gate when the content warrants one, an expiry, your own domain, and a read on who opened it. Stacktree does that from any agent, over MCP or one curl, and takes the HTML ChatGPT already wrote. ## What to watch Whether the count moves past eighty and how fast, whether upvotes start driving order, whether the custom-domain share climbs with the nominations, and whether OpenAI folds the gallery into the Sites product pages. We will update this post when any of those change; the date at the top is the tell. Fix it now You've read why the public link is a problem. Paste the artifact here and get a private one, no account, and a passcode if you want it. Paste HTMLDrop a fileno account · 24 h linkHTML to publishAdd a passwordPublish private link For the page that is not for the gallery Paste the HTML ChatGPT wrote, get a private link that opens with no account, add a passcode if it needs one, and update it in place. Three pages free, no card. [ Publish it privately → ](https://app.stacktr.ee/?from=blog_cta_awesomesites_ai&join=1) Free to try: 3 pages, each live for 7 days. Own domain from $19/mo. FAQ ## Frequent questions What is awesomesites.ai? + A public gallery of sites made with ChatGPT Sites, launched on 13 September 2026 by Kath Korevec of OpenAI. Each entry has a preview image, a one-line description, a Visit link and an upvote count. It opened with 80 sites, almost all of them on chatgpt.site subdomains, and grows through nominations on X. How do I get a site listed on awesomesites.ai? + Post the site on X with the #awesomesites tag. The launch post says that is the nomination route, and the first tagged nomination appeared within hours. The site has to be public, since the gallery links straight to it; a Site shared by invitation cannot be opened by a visitor without a ChatGPT account, so it cannot be featured. What kind of sites are on awesomesites.ai? + Games, 3D scenes and simulations, music and visual-art experiments, interactive maps and atlases, learning tools, and a handful of utilities such as a browser design editor and a texture maker. There is one portfolio, one daily-puzzle site, and OpenAI's own ChatGPT Work Guide. There are no client reports, dashboards, proposals or audits. Are the sites on awesomesites.ai on custom domains? + Two of the eighty at launch were: a yokai field guide on yokaicabinet.com and Vibe Code Kids on vibecodekids.com. The other 78 live on name.user.chatgpt.site addresses. The first nomination under the #awesomesites tag was also on its own domain, so expect the share to rise. Is awesomesites.ai run by OpenAI? + It is run by Kath Korevec, who works on Codex at OpenAI, and the gallery describes its entries as "made with ChatGPT". It is not part of chatgpt.com and is not a documented OpenAI product page. Treat it as the community showcase with an OpenAI curator, which is also how it started: as an awesome-list thread on X two days earlier. Where do I put a ChatGPT-made page that is not for the public? + Not in a public gallery, and not on a Site whose private mode needs the reader to sign in to ChatGPT. Publish the HTML on a private, unguessable link that opens with no account, add a passcode or an email gate if the content needs one, and update it in place. That is the half of the category a gallery cannot show, and it is what Stacktree does from any agent. Keep reading ## Related guides - [ ChatGPT Sites examples: 40 real sites Our own checked sample from the thread the gallery grew out of. ](/blog/chatgpt-sites-examples) - [ What is ChatGPT Sites? The living status post: cost, access, domains, privacy, and what is still undocumented. ](/blog/what-is-chatgpt-sites) - [ Can a client open a ChatGPT Site without an account? The 11 September sharing model, and why invited viewers must sign in. ](/blog/chatgpt-sites-private-sharing) - [ ChatGPT Sites custom domains, explained What is documented, which plans get it, and the gated own-domain route for client work. ](/chatgpt-sites-custom-domain) - [ Share a page with a client Private link, passcode, email gate, expiry, your domain. ](/share-with-clients) References ## Sources and further reading - [ awesomesites.ai ↗ The gallery itself; counts and examples on this page were read from it on launch day. ](https://awesomesites.ai) - [ Launch post (Kath Korevec, OpenAI, 13 September 2026) ↗ "Here are the best sites I've found made with ChatGPT Sites", with the #awesomesites nomination rule. ](https://x.com/simpsoka/status/2099240960354070743) - [ Last call for an awesome list of ChatGPT Sites (11 September 2026) ↗ The thread the gallery grew out of. ](https://x.com/simpsoka/status/2098434201100136603) ## The private half of the category A private link per page, opened with no account, gated when it needs to be, updated in place, from any agent. 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