Websites from your chat

Ask ChatGPT or Claude for a website, and it puts it live at a link anyone can open. Add Toupas to the chat app once; after that it works in every chat, on your computer and your phone.

In ChatGPT

1. On chatgpt.com, open Settings, then Apps & Connectors. Under Advanced settings, turn on Developer mode.
2. Choose Create. Name it Toupas, paste the address above as the server URL, and choose OAuth for authentication.
3. Sign in to Toupas when asked (or make an account: it's free to start), and choose Allow.

Custom apps need a paid ChatGPT plan. In ChatGPT Business, an admin adds Toupas for the workspace first.

In Claude

1. On claude.ai, open Settings, then Connectors, and choose Add custom connector.
2. Name it Toupas, paste the address above, and choose Add. Then Connect.
3. Sign in to Toupas when asked, and choose Allow.

Works on every Claude plan (the free plan has room for one custom connector). In Team and Enterprise, an owner adds Toupas first; then each person connects.

Then ask

“Make me a website for my bakery and put it live with Toupas.” The chat app writes the website and answers with its link, like bakery-sunny-k2p4.toupas.app. Later, in any chat: “Change the opening hours on my bakery website.”

Add Toupas on a computer first: the phone apps use what you've added, but can't add it themselves.

What it can do

• Make websites live and update them: pages, styles, scripts and small images.
• Give a website a name of its own, like bakery.toupas.app, or connect your domain (paid extras, with a link to pay).
• Take a website offline, and put it back.

It can't change settings, see databases, add people or pay: those stay with you, in the Toupas panel. Every new website is free for 30 days; then the Website plan keeps it live. To disconnect a chat app, open Chat apps in the panel.

Apps with their own server or a database need a coding agent: see For coding agents.