I’ve been trying out Sites, a feature in ChatGPT that can create and host a website from a description. You tell it what the site is for and who will use it, then review the result and ask for changes in ordinary language. For my test, I asked it to turn the Better Life After 50 material into an interactive guide. Visitors can choose Health, Wealth or Happiness, see ideas for where to begin, and follow links into our Skool group and Classroom. The first version looked good, but I spotted a problem: it described the Classroom without linking to it. I asked for that to be fixed, then corrected the Sunday Supplement link as well. That’s the part I found useful. You can keep refining the site through conversation rather than having to get everything right in your first instruction. What could you make with it? A simple website for a project or local service, an interactive guide, a resource hub, a quiz, a planning tool or even a small web app. You can ask for features such as saved progress or file uploads, although more involved projects need more careful checking. Who can use it? According to OpenAI’s current guidance, Sites is available on ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise and Edu. Availability can still depend on your region and workspace settings, and plan-specific usage limits apply. It is currently in public beta. I couldn’t find an announced date for a full release, so I wouldn’t put a date on that yet. To try it, open ChatGPT and ask it to build a website, or mention @Sites. Describe the audience, what visitors should be able to do, and the information it should use. You can also find your Sites through the Sites area in ChatGPT. A useful starting prompt might be: “Use Sites to turn my guide to [topic] into a simple, interactive website for [audience]. Include [the main things visitors need], and let me review it before I share it.” What happens when it’s finished? Sites can host the result and give you a link. You can return to make changes, choose who is allowed to visit, and, where the feature is available, connect a domain you own. New Sites start with limited access, so check the sharing settings before sending a link to anyone.