What's new in GPTree

Live voice answers as you talk

Voice sessions can now run on Live voice, which answers within about a second in one natural voice while your own AI model writes the detailed answer in your conversation.

Available on select plans.

Learn more: How to talk with GPTree by voice

Not sure where to start? Tap a suggestion

An empty conversation now offers a short list of real things to do, like drafting something or planning something small, so you can start with one tap.

Fixes and polish, September 2026

Answers in every language save reliably, the Merge these branches button opens the Merge Board ready to go, and approvals survive a reload.

Learn more: The Merge Board: turn many branches into one answer

Search inside your documents, and group them into collections

Knowledge now searches the text inside your documents, shows which answers used each one, and lets you group documents into collections you attach to a conversation.

Learn more: Knowledge: one place for every document

A company library for your workspace

Workspace owners and admins can keep the documents everyone works from in one company library, and GPTree searches it when answering anyone in the workspace.

Learn more: Knowledge: one place for every document

Web search when the answer needs it

When a question needs current information, the assistant now runs a live web search itself, answers from the results and names its sources.

Fixes and polish, August 2026

A month of smaller improvements: resizable panes, clearer progress while an answer is prepared, sturdier merges, and faster conversation lists.

Learn more: Finding things with search

Connect your own AI assistant to your documents

The assistant you already use can now connect to GPTree to search your documents, quote them exactly, and say plainly when it cannot answer.

Available on select plans.

Learn more: Point your own AI at your documents, The Knowledge API: your own documents, cited, in one call

Consolidate every branch at a fork into one document

When many branches split off one message, Consolidate branches reads each one's outcome and writes a single summary back into the main conversation.

Available on select plans.

Learn more: The Merge Board: turn many branches into one answer

See your whole conversation as a tree map

Open the Tree map from the conversation tree to see every branch laid out as a map you can zoom, search and click through.

Ready-made personas you can switch on and off

Every account now comes with system personas for engineering, writing, studying, thinking a problem through and content, and you can switch off the ones you do not want.

Learn more: System personas: five ready-made ways to be answered

Image Studio: add real text and layers to your images

Open Image Studio on a generated picture to type editable, correctly spelled text onto it, add image layers, and save each version as its own branch.

Learn more: What GPTree Image Studio is, How to add text and layers to an image

Knowledge: every document in one place, with its history

The new Knowledge page lists every document GPTree has from you, your projects and your agents, and lets you read any older version or compare it with the current one.

Learn more: Knowledge: one place for every document

Answers that show their source

When an answer draws on one of your project documents, a small numbered chip follows the claim, and clicking it shows the exact passage it came from.

Learn more: Document citations: answers that show their source, How to see where an answer came from

Ask the assistant to compare your branches

In any conversation, ask the assistant to read your branches and it compares what each one actually says and recommends one, right in the chat.

Learn more: Ask the assistant to read and compare your branches

Sharper, more honest Explore results

Explore now leaves a failed answer out of scoring and merging, judges the answers against your original prompt, and lets you say what the merged answer should be.

Learn more: Explore mode: one prompt, up to five answers

Use your documents in your own tools

Create a Knowledge API token in Account, Developer, and your own tools can pull cited passages from your GPTree documents and conversations.

Learn more: The Knowledge API: your own documents, cited, in one call, How to create a Knowledge API token

Bring your ChatGPT history, and keep it current

Import your ChatGPT export and it arrives sorted into folders with its original dates, and importing a newer export later adds only what is new.

Your ChatGPT edits and regenerations come back as branches

Every prompt you edited and every answer you regenerated in ChatGPT becomes a real branch in GPTree that you can open, compare and merge.

Agent meetings that run themselves

Put a few of your agents in a meeting on one topic and they take turns on their own, then close with a summary and a decision you can look back on.

Available on select plans.

Correct GPTree once, and it sticks

Tell GPTree in plain words that it has you wrong, and the old description is retired for every conversation you open afterwards.

Learn more: How to correct what GPTree assumes about you

Your agents' reports and approvals, easier to act on

Every document your agents write now lives in one Artifacts list, and the inbox lets you send a request back for changes instead of only approving or rejecting it.

Available on select plans.

A first conversation that does real work

The Onboarding Guide now starts by asking what you are working on and helps with it, showing you branching on your own question instead of walking you through a questionnaire.

Learn more: Getting started with GPTree, Your first branch: the moment GPTree clicks

Guides for every feature, on the web

GPTree now has a public library of how-to guides, feature explainers and real use cases, readable by anyone, and GPTree uses the same articles when you ask it for help.

Learn more: Getting started with GPTree, Getting help inside GPTree

Connect Gmail, Slack, GitHub and a thousand more apps

Connect the apps you use every day and ask for what you need right in the chat, like "send that as an email". Anything that sends or changes something waits for your approval.

Available on select plans.

Build a company of agents

Create agents that each have a persona, a role and a place in your org chart, then talk to any of them in its own conversations, just like messaging a teammate.

Available on select plans.

Learn more: What agents are in GPTree

Put your agents on a routine

Give an agent a routine that runs on a schedule, when another app calls it, or when you press run. The Work board shows every routine and task your agents have on the go.

Available on select plans.

One inbox for everything your agents need from you

Questions to answer, actions to approve and things only you can do now wait in one inbox, and risky actions always stop for your OK first.

Available on select plans.

Learn more: What agents are in GPTree

Every agent decision, on the record

The Decisions page keeps each call your agents make, what was decided and who decided it. When two decisions contradict each other, you choose the one that stands.

Available on select plans.

Learn more: What agents are in GPTree

Teach an agent a skill it can reuse

Turn a job you repeat into a skill: a short list of plain-language steps an agent follows. Run it yourself, or let the agent use it on its own mid-conversation.

Available on select plans.

Learn more: What agents are in GPTree

Compare branches on the Merge Board, on any plan

Free accounts can now open the Merge Board and read their branches side by side. When a conversation has a few branches with answers, GPTree offers to help you merge them.

Learn more: The Merge Board: turn many branches into one answer, Comparing branches side by side

Edit a photo you attach

Attach a photo and ask for a change, like "put our logo in the corner", and GPTree edits your picture instead of drawing a new one from scratch.

New models: Claude Fable 5, Claude Opus 4.8 and GLM

Claude Fable 5 and Claude Opus 4.8 join the model picker on Pro and Team, and GLM models from Z.ai are available on every plan.

Invite teammates into a project or conversation

Share a project or a single conversation with a teammate and choose what they can do: read it, branch from it, or edit it. Work shared with you gathers under Shared with me.

Available on select plans.

See how the model reasoned

When a model thinks before it answers, a Reasoning section now appears above the reply. Watch it work while it streams, then open it later to see how it got there.

Hand a coding task to Cursor from a conversation

Add your Cursor API key and Cursor's coding agents appear in your model picker. Mention a GitHub repository in your message and the agent works on it from your conversation.

Available on select plans.

Learn more: Explore mode: one prompt, up to five answers

Tidy up your workspace with the Landscaper

Branching makes it cheap to try things, so a workspace fills up. The Landscaper finds empty conversations and branches you have stopped using, and helps you clear them out.

Use your Copilot account in GPTree

Already pay for GitHub Copilot or Microsoft Copilot? Connect it on the AI Providers page with a sign-in, no API key to paste, and its models show up in your picker.

Learn more: Bring your own API keys

Chat with the founder, right inside GPTree

Stuck, confused or have an idea? Open Chat with the founder and send a message to the person who builds GPTree. Replies arrive in the same chat window.

Learn more: Getting help inside GPTree

Explore one prompt several ways at once

Send one prompt as two to five side-by-side answers, each from a model you choose. GPTree scores them and explains its pick, then you keep one or merge the best of them.

Learn more: Explore mode: one prompt, up to five answers

Build one answer from the best parts

While comparing answers in Explore, collect the parts you like, add a note on why, and merge your picks into one finished answer you can save to your conversation.

Learn more: Explore mode: one prompt, up to five answers

Memories that reach across related projects

What GPTree learns in one project can now help in its related projects too, the ones nested under the same top-level project, so you explain things less often.

Learn more: How GPTree memory works

A default persona for each project

Pick a default persona in a project's settings, and every new conversation in that project starts with it, so your client work and your side project each get the right voice.

Learn more: How projects keep your AI work organized

Ask GPTree how GPTree works

Ask about GPTree itself, like how branching works or what your plan includes, and the answer now draws on GPTree's own help articles and FAQ.

Learn more: Getting help inside GPTree

Auto learns what works for you

Auto now learns from how you react to its answers, such as good and poor ratings, retries and copies, and leans towards the models that work best for you.

Set a default persona

Mark a persona as your default and every new conversation starts with it, so you only choose a different one when you want to.

Learn more: System personas: five ready-made ways to be answered

The Merge Board: many branches, one answer

Pick several branches, compare them side by side, and have GPTree turn them into one summary, decision or draft, on a page built for the job.

Available on select plans.

Learn more: The Merge Board: turn many branches into one answer, What merging means in GPTree

Let Auto pick the model for each message

Choose Auto in the model picker and GPTree picks a model for each message based on what you asked, and you can mark any answer good or poor.

A default model for each project

Give a project its own default model, or Auto, and new conversations in that project start with it instead of your account default.

Learn more: How projects keep your AI work organized

See and edit everything GPTree remembers

The Memory page lists everything GPTree has saved about you and your work, and lets you edit, pin, switch off or delete any of it.

Learn more: How GPTree memory works

See what went into an answer

Open Context on any reply to see which model answered, how much it read, and which memories it used, and switch off a memory right there.

Learn more: How GPTree memory works

Temporary chats, and memory off when you want it

Turn on Temporary mode for a chat that saves nothing to memory and is deleted after 24 hours, or switch memory off for just one conversation.

Learn more: How GPTree memory works

See where each branch came from

Each branch now shows where it split off, with a line back to the exact message or text it came from and a banner that takes you there.

Learn more: What branching does, and why linear chat falls apart

Import your ChatGPT conversations

Upload your ChatGPT export, choose the conversations you want, and carry on with them in GPTree, where you can branch from any point.

Learn more: Import your ChatGPT history into GPTree

Branch from ChatGPT with the Chrome extension

The GPTree Chrome extension adds a Branch in GPTree button inside ChatGPT, so one click brings a conversation over for you to branch.

Learn more: The desktop app and Chrome extension

Compare two branches line by line

Choose Compare on any pane to set it against the main thread or another branch, and see exactly where the two answers differ.

Learn more: Comparing branches side by side

Personas shape how GPTree answers

Create personas, saved instructions for tone and style, and pick one when you chat so replies come back the way you want them.

Learn more: System personas: five ready-made ways to be answered

Share a conversation with a read-only link

Send anyone a read-only link to a conversation. They can read it without a GPTree account, and nobody can change it.

Documents alongside your chats

Create or upload a document, send highlighted text to it with Branch to document, and merge the results of a branch straight into it.

Learn more: How to merge a branch back

Instructions for every chat in a project

Give a project standing instructions, like "write in plain English", and every conversation in it follows them without you repeating yourself.

Learn more: Set up your first project, How projects keep your AI work organized

Pin something to memory yourself

Highlight text in a reply and choose Pin to Memory to save it on purpose, edited the way you want, for one chat, a project or everything.

Learn more: How GPTree memory works

Choose a default model for new chats

Set a default model on the AI Providers page and every new conversation starts with it, so you only change model when you want to.

More AI models, all in one place

Beyond ChatGPT's models, GPTree now runs Claude, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek, Perplexity, Mistral and more, and you can switch model partway through a chat.

Use your own AI provider keys

On the AI Providers page, add an API key from a provider you already pay, check it works, and choose which of its models appear in your chats.

Learn more: Bring your own API keys

GPTree remembers what matters

GPTree now picks up the facts and decisions worth keeping from your chats, so a new conversation already knows them and you stop re-explaining yourself.

Learn more: How GPTree memory works

Put projects inside other projects

Choose a parent project to nest one project inside another, for example a project per client with a project for each job underneath.

See where your credits go

The Usage page shows how many credits you have used and what used them, and keeps spending on your own API keys separate.

A billing page for your plan

Billing now has its own page, where you can upgrade or downgrade, pay monthly or yearly, update your payment method and find your invoices.

Switch between light and dark

Choose light or dark for GPTree from the menu under your name, and it remembers your choice next time you visit.

Reset a forgotten password by email

Locked out? Use the forgotten password link on the sign-in page and GPTree emails you a link to set a new password.

GPTree is here: side conversations from any point

Branch a side conversation off any reply, or off a few words you highlight, and your main chat stays exactly as it was.

Learn more: What branching does, and why linear chat falls apart, Your first branch: the moment GPTree clicks

Merge a branch back into your main chat

When a side conversation finds something worth keeping, merge it back into the main one, and preview exactly what will change first.

Learn more: How to merge a branch back, What merging means in GPTree

Keep related chats together in projects

Group the conversations that belong to one piece of work into a project, so the work and everything you tried along the way stay in one place.

Learn more: How projects keep your AI work organized, Set up your first project