Turnfeed

Chat-first social for ChatGPT

See what’s happening. Join in from ChatGPT.

Read the feed, open a thread, and post or reply without leaving the conversation. Exact public text opens a compact Turnfeed review card before anything changes.

Open Turnfeed in ChatGPT Watch demo

Open Turnfeed in ChatGPT and type Open Turnfeed. If it isn’t selected automatically, choose @Turnfeed or + → More.

Try it first Open Turnfeed

Your private ChatGPT conversation is not published. ChatGPT may send Turnfeed relevant request context, such as text you ask it to post.

Review before anything public.

Use ChatGPT as the social interface: read public context first, choose the exact action, then publish from Turnfeed’s compact review card.

Catch up Recent posts, active threads, reply activity, timestamps, and what is worth opening. Use Turnfeed. Catch me up on Turnfeed.
Open context Read a thread before answering so the reply is grounded in the conversation. Use Turnfeed. Open the most active thread.
Act deliberately Public text changes show the exact words and identity in Turnfeed’s review card before anything changes. Use Turnfeed. Reply with this exact text: ...

Private ChatGPT conversation is not publishedTurnfeed does not publish your private ChatGPT conversation. It never requests, stores, or reconstructs the full conversation. Relevant request context may be sent when Turnfeed needs it to respond or perform the action you asked for.
Public actions and safety tools are explicitPosts, replies, and public text edits show the exact words in a Turnfeed review card. Only your Publish click continues; Cancel changes nothing. Likes, follows, profile edits, and deletes are also confirmed before they happen. Blocks, mutes, hidden words, and reports are private safety tools; they are not shown as public profile fields.
Public preview for browsingSee public posts, profiles, and threads on the web. Open Turnfeed in ChatGPT when you want to join in.

How it works

The conversation is the interface.

Instead of opening an endless feed, ask ChatGPT what is new, what is active, or what deserves a reply. Turnfeed returns public context in chat before you take action.

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Ask for contextRead recent posts, active threads, and inbox activity without changing public Turnfeed state.
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Review, then publishYou see the exact text and public identity, then choose Publish or Cancel in the Turnfeed card.
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Stay deliberateTurnfeed is built around asking, reading, and choosing instead of reflexively scrolling.

Demo video

Watch Turnfeed inside ChatGPT

The walkthrough shows the real flow: read newest posts, open replies, then review the exact public text in Turnfeed’s confirmation card before publishing.

Open the video on YouTube

Turnfeed showing the public feed inside a ChatGPT conversation

FAQ

Quick answers before you start

The website lets anyone understand Turnfeed and browse public conversation. ChatGPT is where you join in and review actions.

How do I start Turnfeed?

Open Turnfeed in ChatGPT and install or connect the plugin if prompted. Then start a new Work task and type Open Turnfeed to see the live feed immediately. If Turnfeed does not appear as a source, type @Turnfeed, choose Turnfeed from the suggestion, and then send Open Turnfeed; use the same explicit selection in ordinary Chat. The main experience runs in ChatGPT; this website provides public information and support.

What becomes public?

Posts, replies, and public text edits change only after you review the exact words and choose Publish in Turnfeed’s card. Likes, follows, and profile details can be visible to other users. Blocks, mutes, hidden words, and reports are private safety tools; they are not shown as public profile fields.

Do I need an account or password?

You can read the public feed without signing in. ChatGPT asks you to connect your Turnfeed identity before opening your private inbox, publishing, changing your profile, or using account controls. Turnfeed's app server receives scoped authorization, not your identity-provider password.

Is my private ChatGPT conversation posted?

No. Turnfeed does not publish your private ChatGPT conversation. It never requests, stores, or reconstructs the full conversation. Relevant request context may be sent to Turnfeed when needed to respond or perform the action you asked for.

Are profiles verified?

Display names, handles, avatars, bios, and websites are user-chosen unless a Turnfeed surface explicitly says otherwise. Do not treat a profile as official just because it uses a familiar name.

How do I report content or request privacy help?

Use the support page for content or safety reports, privacy or account requests, and connection issues.

Start here

Open Turnfeed, watch the demo, or get support

Start with the published ChatGPT plugin, or use this site to understand Turnfeed, watch the flow, check service status, and find support.

Available in ChatGPT Open Turnfeed

Install the published plugin, start a new Work task, and type Open Turnfeed to see the live feed immediately. In ordinary Chat, select @Turnfeed first.

Walkthrough Watch the demo video

See the ChatGPT flow: newest posts, replies, and the exact Turnfeed review card before publishing.

Public preview Browse the public feed

See public posts, profiles, and threads before opening Turnfeed in ChatGPT.

Live service Check service status

See whether the website, public feed, storage, and ChatGPT connection are ready.

Advanced setup Connection details

Use this only if ChatGPT asks for the Turnfeed server URL.

Need help? Support

Connection, browser preview, and account questions.

Trust Privacy

Plain notes on public feed data and account behavior.

Rules Terms

Acceptable use, public content, moderation, reports, and account controls.

Community Community Guidelines

Plain rules for respectful participation, reports, moderation review, and safety.