App Tracker

The App Tracker is a searchable directory of apps published on ChatGPT. It helps teams inspect public app listings, categories, developers, screenshots, capabilities, and catalog changes before building their own ChatGPT app.

No. The App Tracker shows apps published on ChatGPT, regardless of how they were built. drio uses this public catalog view to help builders understand the market, compare app patterns, and spot useful workflow ideas.

Search by app name, developer, category, or capability. Open a profile to review the listing copy, screenshots, related apps, app type, update date, and available links. This is useful for competitive research, category discovery, and app store positioning.

Profiles can include the app name, developer, category, description, screenshots, icon, capabilities, website, privacy links, terms links, version metadata, first-seen date, last-seen date, and catalog status when that data is available.

The App Tracker only shows media and metadata that the catalog source captured and that can be safely displayed publicly. If a screenshot, icon, website, version, or policy link is missing, the profile keeps the field out of the user interface instead of showing broken data.

Yes. Category pages and filters help you compare ChatGPT apps within a market such as shopping, analytics, productivity, education, support, or operations. Category links on detail pages take you back to matching apps.

The App Tracker is designed for recurring catalog imports. Entries keep source timestamps such as first seen, last seen, last validated, and last updated so pages can reflect catalog changes as new imports arrive.

Yes. Use the App Tracker to study the category and listing pattern, then use drio to connect data, design app UI, add actions, and publish an MCP-backed app for ChatGPT and other compatible clients.