https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.openai.chatgpt

If you're searching you can quickly find it by using the query "openai chatgpt" to make sure you're downloading the official app built by us. That said, the direct link to download & install it is here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.openai.chatgpt

The app is currently available in the countries listed on the ChatGPT Supported Countries article.

Android 6.0

To check the version of your ChatGPT Android app, navigate to Settings to see the version information.

Any Android device with Google Play running Android 6.0 or newer.

To see your past chats navigate to Settings then click on History.

You can use the search function to find specific words or conversations.

To delete a conversation, first open the specific chat you wish to remove. Next, click the three vertical dots then click Delete to delete the selected conversation.

To delete your ChatGPT account you can navigate to Data Controls and click Delete Account.

Then in the confirmation modal that appears click Delete Account to delete your ChatGPT account.

If you wish to export your chat conversation data, you can navigate to Data Controls and click Export Data.

Please note that the downloadable zip file will be sent to your registered email address and the link will expire after 24 hours. The export process may take some time, depending on the amount of data that is being requested.

Other than Shared Links the ChatGPT Android app has full feature parity with the iOS app.

We don't support changing the email address linked to your ChatGPT account through any means.

While we aren’t able to update email addresses associated with an OpenAI account at the moment, we do have it planned on our product roadmap.

If you would like to use ChatGPT with a different email address, then you must create a new OpenAI account with the other email address.

When you long press an answer text the following menu and option will be available for you:

No. Our Android App doesn’t access your device’s Location, Bluetooth, or other services to collect or approximate your precise location data. We do collect your IP address, however. IP addresses can be used to estimate the device’s country, state, and city.

No. We send audio clips from our speech-to-text feature to our servers so that we can use our Whisper API to transcribe them, but we won’t retain voice clips beyond what’s necessary to complete the transcription.

Audio clips are also briefly copied to your Android device’s temp storage/cache, and are deleted in accordance with your operating system’s design. After transcription, we do not access or use audio clips that are in your Android device’s temp storage/cache for any purpose.

No. We only use the audio clips to prepare a transcription using our Whisper API. The clips are then deleted, which means that we will not use those audio clips to improve our models. The transcriptions get used as inputs to ChatGPT and appear in conversation histories, which may be used to improve our models (depending on user settings).

This can happen when your Google Play Store version is out of date. Please update your Google Play Store version then wait a little while and try again.

Yes and you can access Chat History & Training controls by opening the menu through the three horizontal lines in the top left corner of your screen, selecting Settings, then clicking Data Controls. You should see Chat History & Training with a toggle.

See How do I turn off chat history and model training? [Android app]

When Chat History is turned off, new chats started on the Android app won't appear in your history on any of your devices, be used to train our models, or stored for longer than 30 days. This setting does not sync across browsers or devices. Learn more here.

No. Chat History & Training settings do not sync across browsers, applications, or devices. You must disable Chat History & Training on each browser, application, or device separately.

You can leave Chat History & Training enabled then you can submit this form to handle opt-ing out your data from being used.

See How to cancel a Plus subscription in the ChatGPT Android app.

Shared Links will not be available at launch for Android. Coming soon!

The ChatGPT Android app attempts to login with Chrome or Brave if they are installed on the device, and shows an error if these browsers are not available. If this behavior changes in a future release we'll keep this knowledge updated.

We recommend using Google Chrome as your default browser to resolve a number of common login issues with the ChatGPT Android app.

Included in the Android app. See Custom instructions for ChatGPT.

As of August 28th, 2023 this should be available!