OpenAI Launches ChatGPT Space for Team Collaboration

OpenAI has launched ChatGPT Space, a new workspace designed to bring people, documents and artificial intelligence together in a shared environment. Announced during OpenAI’s DevDay 2026, Space allows users to organise projects, files and pages while working alongside ChatGPT. The feature is intended to move ChatGPT beyond individual conversations and toward a persistent workspace for teams and ongoing projects.

One of the main features of Space is Pages, a new type of interactive document that can contain text, images, charts, checklists and dashboards. Users can ask ChatGPT to create a page from an existing conversation or project, then continue editing and improving it. The system can also help with research, writing, organisation and other tasks while the work remains inside the same workspace.

Space also allows multiple people to collaborate on the same work. Users can share individual pages or an entire Space with colleagues and choose whether others can view or edit the material. People with editing access can make changes in real time, while ChatGPT and OpenAI’s AI agents, known as dots, can also be asked to perform tasks or update information within the workspace.

OpenAI is also connecting Space with external productivity tools, including services such as Google Drive and Slack. This allows teams to bring information from different sources into a shared environment and use AI to organise tasks and project information. Collaborative presentations are also part of the broader rollout, with users eventually able to create and edit slides together with colleagues and AI.

ChatGPT Space is initially available on the web and desktop applications for Pro, Business and Enterprise users, while mobile users can view and share pages. The launch places ChatGPT in greater competition with established workplace tools such as document editors, presentation software and team collaboration platforms. As OpenAI adds more AI agents and connected services, Space could become a central environment for teams that want both human and AI participants working on the same projects.