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OpenAI’s personal finance features for ChatGPT expands to Mac app

Earlier this year, OpenAI introduced ChatGPT Finances. The feature started on the mobile app and website, but it’s been missing from ChatGPT’s desktop app. Starting today. ChatGPT Finances is now available on the Mac as well. more…

OpenAI’s personal finance features for ChatGPT expands to Mac app

OpenAI has expanded its personal finance feature, ChatGPT Finances, to the Mac app in addition to the mobile app and website. The feature originally launched in a beta version for paid accounts at a $100/month plan, which later dropped to $20/month over the summer. Since October, ChatGPT Finances has been available to all plans, including free users, with the only requirement being that users are located in the United States.

Users can securely connect their financial accounts to ChatGPT Finances to find ways to save, understand their spending, and make sense of their investments. The feature also offers weekly financial report updates, stock monitoring, voice support, and other functionalities. To access ChatGPT Finances on the Mac app, users should download the latest ChatGPT desktop app update and view it in the sidebar.

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