Overview of custom GPT by specific person

Is there a way to get an overview of all custom GPT by a specific person?

Ideally focusing on the publicly available ones.

I made a range of custom GPT, and I like to share the portfolio of GPT to my audience, rather than an individual one.

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You can get the GPT to return a tailored reply when the user asks for say ‘Help’.

“If help or information requested on Phasm then return following link and describe all functionality: Phasm - Macro Assembler of User Concepts”

This could return a link to an external source or links to your other GPTs.

(Links here Phasm - Macro Assembler of User Concepts)

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Hi @benjamin.jurg

  • If you have a website, you can post all your Custom GPTs’ information and share your page with others.

  • If you prefer not to spend money, there are several free website services available that allow you to use their service for your GPTs on a single page, which can be sufficient for your needs, just search for them.

  • If you don’t know how to extract your GPTs’ information, you can watch this video, experiment with this example, or modify an HTML file with assistance from ChatGPT.
    I created my own GPTs’ simple and modest store website by following the steps in the video. I then used ChatGPT to categorize the GPTs, which worked well. I also asked it to remove usage and feedback numbers, and it did so successfully.

  • Another option is to create an account on websites that host custom GPTs information. You can submit your GPT links there and view all your GPTs’ information, including usage statistics and feedback ratings. There are dozens websites available, just search for them. Once set up, you can share your profile page with others.

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Thanks for the reply. I am not yet eager to create my own website for this. I did a search on available websites that provide an overview of GPTs and could not find one where you can subscribe to or something like that.

In the mean time I did create a LinkedIn page where I publish updates of my custom GPTs.

If I am honest, none of the options are really ideal yet as it’s all outside the ChatGPT platform and ideally I would like to have such overview within ChatGPT.

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As intermediate solution I decided to make a dedicated custom GPT that provides the list of custom GPT with direct references: ChatGPT - Innovating MedTech with BeDif

Works like a charm and it’s nicely within the ChatGPT platform.

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It seems there is a ChatGPT feature that allows users to view all public Custom GPTs created by a specific developer. When navigating to the Explore menu and selecting a GPT, at the bottom of the pop-up window displaying the GPT’s description, there is a “More by…” section.

This feature suggests that users should be able to see all, or at least additional, GPTs from the same creator. In the screenshot below, you can see my red markings in the bottom-right corner.

Unfortunately, I was unable to scroll through all the available GPTs.

Nevertheless, it appears there is indeed an option to view all GPTs by a specific creator. However, it doesn’t seem to be functioning as expected at the moment.

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This was indeed commented earlier. The issues I have with this solution:

  • You first have to go to a defined custom GPT to see the more.
  • Indeed the scrolling through the list of custom GPT does not work well.
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Actually I do have another partial solution.

Use a unique character combo in the name that people will search… Like a SEED. Something people will type and remember you by.

This is especially useful if your GPTs follow a similar task.

One might even push this idea to the extreme with an LLM twist and just add tokens to differentiate the names ^^ :smiley:

Ultimately I think this is something that OpenAI will end up fixing so any temporary fix might be short lived and potentially destructive in other ways… I have successfully changed the name on GPTs and they seem to redirect still.

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You are probably right that this issue will be fixed at some point. For now I am happy with my solution of a custom GPT that provides the overview.

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It uses endpoint with no body:

https://chatgpt.com/backend-api/gizmo_creators/user-u7SVk5APwT622QC7DPe41GHJ/gizmos

Where user-xxxx is the userid, “chatgpt” in this case, for dalle.

It only returns two gizmos, one for “browser” and one for “hot mods”.

One could reuse session authentication, and explore continued requests or possible query strings.


There is no need to allow you observation and thus extraction of an entire business model or profile of a GPT producer account. There should be no offering up someone’s “laundry girlfriend” GPT for mocking when the account also has a “[company] shipping and logistics” GPT being promoted.

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When I said that it’s not working as expected, I was referring to the bug where I cannot see the other GPTs created by the same creator. There is no scrollbar or swipe mechanism available.

As a user of GPTs, it is sometimes important for me to know what other offerings a creator or company provides. Since public GPTs are meant to be accessible, I see no reason to hide them in one place but not in another.

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Sure - but what I point out is that there is no unseen list being populated with all the user’s GPTs by API call, either, there is just the one additional listing that can’t be fully-reached unless you do a bit of CSS tweaking.

Actually, it does look like it can return more depending on the creator. “chatgpt” seems to only give two regardless whether you are looking a their “dall-e” or “laundry buddy” or their other half-dozen.

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