5 Best GPTs for AI Productivity in 2024

GPTs help you use the power of ChatGPT with people's own wisdom. Here's plenty of productive GPTs to add to your OpenAI account.

ChatGPT is something we have all used or heard of, it's created by OpenAI which has now enabled the use of GPTs, which are little add-on apps for inside ChatGPT. With these apps, you can build a clever AI system to help with a range of needs.

ChatGPT has a huge 180.5 million users, and there's a reason for it. It's just so handy, and clever, and can save a ton of time. From asking questions, and pulling information from the web to giving you book recommendations.

We have been using ChatGPT for a while now, testing its abilities and seeing what it can do. So now, of course, we have gathered some of the best GPTs for productivity in 2024 for you to check out.

ChatGPT Productivity Apps: What Are They?

Still new to the world of AI and ChatGPT, this might help.

GPTs are the little app add-ons you can integrate into ChatGPT. This will expand your experience of using the app by adding extra tools to assist with productivity. ChatGPT alone lets you ask some questions, it will help with writing and sourcing information.

By adding GPTs for specific uses, you can create a tool full of GPTs to suit your needs and boost productivity. For example, you can add GPTs to help you understand board games, or how to cook fresh meals. The list is endless.

If you want, you can also create your own GPT with no coding experience needed. The community mostly creates the GPT Store. You can create an app for yourself, for friends or to share with everyone.

You can read more about GPTs here.

Best GPTs For Productivity

Here are some of the best GPTs to help with productivity inside ChatGPT.

1. Calendar GPT - To plugin your calendar with Zapier
2. Tool Finder - A directory GPT to help you find productivity apps
3. Consensus - An AI research tool
4. Gym Streak Workout Creator - A health tool for building workouts
5. Books - To search for which book you should read next

All five of these GPTs are different and suit a different need, however, it's interesting to see how this will grow and how many more will come about.

1. Calendar GPT

Calendar GPT allows you to plug in your calendar to ChatGPT. This works through Zapier by connecting your calendar information and sending you details when you ask questions. All you have to do is add Calendar GPT, connect, and begin asking things such as "What's on my schedule today?" Zapier will then ping across the right information.

This is handy for those who use ChatGPT often, within your workflow you can check details inside your calendar throughout the day by asking simple questions. You can even use the premade prompts such as "How much free time do I have tomorrow?"

You can try the Calendar GPT here.

2. Tool Finder

Tool Finder is our GPT for helping users discover the best app for them for their own needs. Just add the app to your ChatGPT and begin asking questions, all answers are sourced from the website and our expert knowledge.

For example, you could say "Find me an app best for small team communication" and it will bring up suggestions with extra points to help you make your choice. This is a really handy tool since there are so many different apps available to users.

You can find things such as the best to-do list apps for students, or even the best calendar apps for couple. Essentially, it's a clever way to speed through the Tool Finder website to find exactly what you are looking for.

Click here to give Tool Finder GPT a try.

3. Consensus

Consensus is an AI research tool that great for students and those looking for deeper learning. You can add Consensus to ChatGPT and ask any questions, it will then pull advice from scanning over 200 million academic papers.

This is great if you are looking for science-based answers this is also a great app to add in, you can of course bring up answers inside standard ChatGPT, however installing a GPT such as Consensus can be sure to bring up academic answers.

Using Consensus will improve productivity by speeding up the process of searching for academic research and answers all in one space.

You can give Consensus a try in ChatGPT.

4. Gym Streak Workout Creator

Gym Streak Workout Creator is a health-related GPT to help you learn more about gym exercises, which workouts you should do depending on different muscle groups, and so on. You can ask it anything to do with the gym and it will pull information from the website.

This is great for anyone from those who already go to the gym looking for new or better ways to target muscle groups, to those who are just starting in the gym and want to have a solid plan on what they're going to do.

Gym Streak Workout will therefore increase the productivity of your time in the gym and also help you feel more inclined to go, with the confidence of knowing which workouts you have planned.

Give Gym Streak Workout Creator a try here.

5. Books

Books is a GPT for the readers, this will help you discover which book you should read next because there are so many to choose from it can be overwhelming. You could ask questions such as "Which book is best to read for morning routines" and it will pull specifics to suggest.

Books can help boost productivity by suggesting productivity-based books, or by saving you time having to search through reviews, or the bookshop in the search for your next read. When you ask Books to find you a new read, it will also give you some details about the book it chooses for you. It also provides a nice scenario, especially if you ask "What do you recommend reading on a rainy day".

Click here to give Books a try in ChatGPT.

Open AI Privacy and Security

If you are concerned about the security and privacy of using GPTs, here is a little information that might make you feel slightly better.

All data collected via responses and questions inside ChatGPT are stored inside OpenAI. By storing this information OpenAI can work to keep improving the system and the model, so what you input is just used to keep growing OpenAI and ChatGPT.

OpenAI tries to keep data as private as possible, it doesn't share the data with anyone else so no one can find where the data has come from. That being said, it's wise to make sure you never share any personal details when using the apps, and just use it for your productivity, and asking questions.