ChatGPT Space and Pages: What They Are and How to Get Started

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ChatGPT Space is a new collaborative workspace in ChatGPT for people and AI agents, unveiled at DevDay on September 29, 2026. Alongside it, OpenAI introduced Pages, a new document type, and announced shared slides. Everything is rolling out to Pro, Business, and Enterprise plans. We haven’t tested Space yet, so this overview is based on the product page, OpenAI’s announcement, and early tests from other users.

We covered other announcements from the conference in our DevDay 2026 recap.

What is ChatGPT Space

Space is, according to OpenAI, a “home” for pages and files you create, upload, and share in ChatGPT, including spreadsheets and presentations. It replaces Library. You can create a team space, add specific people or an entire team, and describe your projects and priorities to ChatGPT. ChatGPT then organizes content according to your instructions, and new documents draw on the context of existing ones.

In OpenAI’s announcement, Space is described as a place where “collaborators, ChatGPT, and your Dot” build on shared knowledge. Dot is OpenAI’s always-on agent. Note: Dots are only available in Business Premium seats, not in the Pro plan.

Pages, Slides, and Spreadsheets

Pages are editable documents where you combine text, images, charts, and interactive elements. According to OpenAI, you can do everything in a Page that you can in ChatGPT: write text, conduct research, generate charts or images. Key features:

• real-time editing by multiple people simultaneously, each working with their own ChatGPT,
• comments and mentions of people, as well as ChatGPT, Codex, or Dot, which makes corrections in the text,
• instructions for the page: what to update, from which sources, and how often, e.g., a task list gathered from Slack, email, and calendar,
• files and data from connected tools such as Google Drive and Slack.

Shared slides aren’t available yet. They’re designed to be created from a conversation or company template, edited simultaneously by people and agents, and you’ll be able to present the finished presentation in ChatGPT or export it to PowerPoint or Google Slides with formatting preserved. OpenAI marks shared spreadsheets as “coming soon.”

On top of this are teams and shared tasks (Business and Enterprise): teams share pages, slides, plugins, and spreadsheets, and recurring tasks, such as a weekly project report, are executed by ChatGPT on a schedule or after an event, like a new email. The Meetings plugin (beta on macOS for Pro and Business) saves meeting notes to Space and deletes the recording after creating them.

Who Gets Access and on Which Devices

You create and edit pages in the browser and desktop app. On mobile, you can currently only find, read, and share them; editing is coming later. OpenAI hasn’t announced regional restrictions for Space, unlike with Dots. We also haven’t found information about what happens to Library in the Plus plan. We compared prices for all plans in our article about ChatGPT Pro 500 and in the ChatGPT pricing guide.

How to Get Started

1. Start from a conversation or template. Ask ChatGPT to turn an existing conversation into a page or slides, or choose a template.
2. Refine with ChatGPT. Request checklists, images, charts, and tables and edit directly on the page.
3. Invite people. In the Share menu, you grant view or edit access. In personal plans, you invite by email or link; in business plans, you invite people and teams from the workspace.
4. Give the page instructions. Describe what should update, from which sources, and how often. Then you just come back to check changes.
5. Create a team space. Name it, add people, and describe your projects and priorities to ChatGPT.

Privacy: What Others Can See

Sharing a page doesn’t give anyone access to your private chats or ChatGPT’s memory. However, everything you or ChatGPT write on the page is visible to people with access, including data ChatGPT pulled from memory. In Business and Enterprise plans, OpenAI doesn’t train models on content by default. In personal plans, each collaborator’s settings apply individually. OpenAI states explicitly that shared content may be used for training or added to a collaborator’s memory, even if you have these options disabled. Before sharing a page with customer data, we’d check what plan the other people are on. This is our opinion.

ChatGPT Space vs. Notion and Google Docs

We pulled Notion and Google Workspace pricing from their price lists on September 29, 2026, in USD for the US. We haven’t tested competitor features for this article.

Dan Shipper from Every, who tested Space before launch, wrote his review in it and considered it a good replacement for the editor he used previously. He noted that when an agent edits Google Docs through a browser, changes appear very slowly, while in native ChatGPT pages they appear instantly. He identified the main obstacle as the cost of switching: most teams already have everything in Google and Notion.

Our take: if a team is already paying for ChatGPT Business and working with agents, Space will save copying content between windows. If you only need shared documents, Google Docs and Notion are cheaper and work fully on mobile. This is our opinion.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is ChatGPT Space?

A shared workspace in ChatGPT for team pages, files, presentations, and spreadsheets, with help from ChatGPT, Codex, and the Dot agent. It replaces Library.

What are Pages in ChatGPT?

A new document type for collaborative work between people and agents: text, images, charts, and interactive elements in one place, with real-time editing and comments.

Is ChatGPT Space available in the Plus plan?

No. OpenAI only lists Pro, Business, and Enterprise plans.

When will shared slides be available in ChatGPT?

OpenAI says within the coming weeks, with export to PowerPoint and Google Slides.

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