Introducing Sites in Codex

Why It Matters

Sites lowers the barrier for teams to turn documents and data into usable internal apps quickly, reducing engineering overhead and accelerating decision-making workflows. By bundling infrastructure and integrations, it could shift how companies prototype and deploy operational tools internally, boosting productivity and governance.

Summary

OpenAI has launched Sites in Codex, a feature that lets teams create, host and publish secure internal web applications in minutes directly from Codex. Sites provide built-in hosting, authentication, storage and database support, and integrate with Codex plugins and skills to pull context from existing tools. Demonstrations include Account Lens for meeting prep, event briefing hubs, and Compass Memo for investment reviews — all editable via conversational refinement without deployment work. Sites are shareable across a workspace and accessed with ChatGPT sign-in, making them manageable workspace assets.

Original Description

Sites in Codex lets anyone on your team turn an idea into a secure application and publish it in minutes. Build internal tools, mini apps, and shareable resources with hosting, authentication, storage, and database support included.

See how teams can use Sites to prepare for executive business reviews, upcoming events, and internal investment decisions, and more and then share and refine those apps across their workspace.