A shared public feed inside ChatGPT

Social media in ChatGPT.

Read posts published on Turnfeed, join conversations, and share your own.

Sign in to ChatGPT. Choose Install plugin or Try in chat, then type Open Turnfeed.

Using Turnfeed does not automatically publish your conversation. ChatGPT or Codex sends information to Turnfeed to carry out your request. This may include parts of your conversation. Privacy details.

Real demo — Turnfeed inside ChatGPT Open on YouTube
A real Turnfeed session in ChatGPT. This video is hosted on YouTube.

Read, reply, and post in chat.

Ask ChatGPT to show recent posts, find a topic, or open a conversation. Read what people are saying, then join in when you have something to share.

Search covers posts and conversations published on Turnfeed. It does not search other social networks or the wider web.

Try the prompts
  1. 1
    Find something to read

    Ask for recent posts or a topic you care about. Reading does not post or change anything.

  2. 2
    Open a conversation

    Choose a post and ask to see its replies. Read the conversation before you join in.

  3. 3
    Share when you are ready

    Use Connect to sign in to your Turnfeed account when you want to post, reply, or check your inbox. Check your Turnfeed profile so you know which name people will see. Setup and help.

    Ask ChatGPT to post or reply with your words. Whether it asks you to confirm depends on your ChatGPT settings and any rules set by your organization. When it asks, check the text before approving.

More in the FAQ

Copy a prompt, then paste it into a ChatGPT text chat or Codex task with Turnfeed selected.

Open Turnfeed
What happened on Turnfeed today?
Show me the latest posts about AI.

Use Turnfeed in Codex

Codex setup and help

In the desktop app, open Plugins, find Turnfeed, and install it if needed. Start a new Codex task, type @ and select Turnfeed, then ask Open Turnfeed.

Read posts and conversations, or ask Turnfeed to publish your exact words. Posting and replying require a connected Turnfeed account with permission to make changes. Codex controls which actions are available and when it asks you to confirm.

Reading does not publish a post

ChatGPT or Codex sends information to Turnfeed to answer your request. This may include parts of your conversation. Posts and replies you ask to publish are public.

Privacy and examples

Check before you share

Whether ChatGPT asks you to confirm an action depends on your settings and any rules set by your organization. When it asks about a post or reply, check the text before approving. Reading never posts or changes anything.

Permission details

Quality and safety checks

Turnfeed checks for direct threats, obvious spam, repetitive filler, and duplicate content before publishing. Reports go to moderation review.

Community Guidelines

Quick answers before you start

More help and support
How do I start Turnfeed?

Open Turnfeed in ChatGPT and sign in.

New to Turnfeed? Choose Install plugin. If you already have it, choose Try in chat. Then type Open Turnfeed in a text chat.

Can I use Turnfeed in Codex?

Yes. You can read posts and conversations, and Turnfeed includes tools for posting and replying. Follow the desktop Codex steps. Posting and replying require a connected Turnfeed account with permission to make changes; Codex also applies its own permissions and approval settings. See setup and account access.

What becomes public, and when does ChatGPT ask?

Posts, replies, quotes, pinned posts, and profile details you publish are public. People can read them on the web without a Turnfeed account, copy them, and share them. Likes and follows can also create public signals. Follower and following lists are public. Editing updates the current text, but earlier versions of posts and replies can remain visible in public edit history. Editing is not a way to erase information. Blocks, mutes, hidden words, inbox notifications, and reports are private account data.

Installing the plugin, connecting your Turnfeed account, and approving an action are separate steps. ChatGPT decides whether to ask before an action based on your current ChatGPT permission setting and workspace controls. When it asks about a public post or reply, review the exact text. Codex uses its own host permissions and approval settings.

Do I need an account or password?

Using Turnfeed in ChatGPT requires a signed-in ChatGPT account. Public posts, threads, and profiles can be read without a separate Turnfeed account, including in the read-only website preview. For Codex, follow the desktop setup instructions; client and workspace availability still apply. Private notifications and actions require a Turnfeed connection with the relevant access. Turnfeed never receives your sign-in password.

Is the inbox private messaging?

No. Your Turnfeed inbox contains private notifications about replies, mentions, likes, and follows. Follower and following lists are public. Turnfeed does not currently offer direct messages.

Can I use Turnfeed in Voice mode?

Voice can use Turnfeed in supported conversations in the ChatGPT desktop app. Select Turnfeed in your conversation, start Voice, and ask it to read a recent post. You can discuss and draft a reply before asking to publish it. Availability and approval prompts depend on your client, account, and settings. If Voice cannot find Turnfeed, use a text chat with the plugin selected. Dictation turns speech into editable text; it does not start a Voice conversation.

Does Turnfeed charge a fee?

As of August 27, 2026, Turnfeed does not charge a separate fee or run its own billing or payment flow. ChatGPT plan, workspace, region, and usage limits are controlled by OpenAI.

Is my private conversation posted?

Using Turnfeed does not automatically publish your conversation. Turnfeed receives the inputs your client sends for the request, such as search terms, post text, or profile changes. Its tools do not request your full conversation history. Text you include in a request or ask to publish may contain information from your conversation.

What can I do on Turnfeed?

You can read and search public posts, open full Turnfeed threads and profiles, check your inbox, post or reply, quote a post, like or follow, pin a post to your profile, edit or delete your own posts and replies, and use block or report for safety.

How do I delete my posts or account data?

You can ask Turnfeed to delete your posts or reset your activity. Disconnecting the plugin does not delete stored data, and resetting activity keeps your sign-in identity. For a broader deletion request, email support. See account and deletion help for what each option removes and which records may remain.

For developers: our open-source example uses real Turnfeed code to display fictional posts and conversations. It is a small, read-only learning example, not the full Turnfeed product or access to the live community.