Use ChatGPT to build a page, then publish the real result on MiniUp.
- Connect MiniUp from ChatGPT's Apps directory
- Upload a file or paste HTML and ask for the app you want
- Publish a real MiniUp page instead of a local-only demo
- Get a final URL you can open, share, and manage later
The MiniUp ChatGPT app is for people who like working in chat but still need a real published result. Instead of stopping at generated code, you can connect MiniUp, describe what you want, and publish the final page to your MiniUp account.
OpenAI now calls connected tools apps in ChatGPT. If MiniUp is available for your account, you can find it in Settings → Apps, connect it once, and use it whenever you want ChatGPT to publish something for you.
How to find and connect MiniUp in ChatGPT
These steps are written for everyday users. You do not need to know anything about APIs or developer tools.
Open ChatGPT Settings
In ChatGPT, open your profile menu and go to Settings → Apps.
Find MiniUp
Browse the Apps directory and look for MiniUp. If your workspace is managed, an admin may need to enable it first.
Click Connect
Sign in to MiniUp if prompted, approve access, and finish the connection flow.
Use it in chat
Start a chat, then add MiniUp from the + menu and More, or use an @ mention if your ChatGPT interface shows apps that way.
What kinds of things can you publish?
MiniUp inside ChatGPT is especially useful when you already have content or data and want the final answer to be a real site.
Landing pages
Paste HTML, ask ChatGPT to polish it, and publish it as a MiniUp page with a shareable URL.
CSV or Excel dashboards
Upload a table and ask for a clean dashboard with filters, summary numbers, charts, and a data table.
Map apps
Upload GeoJSON, shapefile ZIP, Parquet, or GeoParquet and turn it into an interactive map app.
Dataset-backed pages
Ask ChatGPT to publish the page and bind it to MiniUp-hosted data, so the final app uses real hosted URLs.
Geospatial sharing links
For supported geospatial files, MiniUp can also publish ArcGIS-compatible output alongside the main site.
Repeatable workflows
Once connected, you can keep using normal language prompts instead of learning a separate publishing tool.
Prompts you can actually use
Copy one of these prompts into ChatGPT. Keep it simple. You do not need to mention internal tool names.
Use the uploaded file to build and publish a professional MiniUp app.
Make it useful, polished, and easy to understand.
If it is geospatial, make it a map app.
If it is tabular, make it a dashboard.
Publish it and show me the final URLs.Turn the uploaded geospatial file into a polished interactive map app on MiniUp.
Use MiniUp-hosted data in the final site.
Publish it and show me the page URL and data URL.I uploaded a data file and I want a published MiniUp page for it.
Create a clean, user-friendly app around the uploaded file and publish the final version.Use the uploaded file to create a MiniUp page that looks ready to share with customers.
Keep the language simple, add helpful labels, and publish the final version.Why this is better than a local demo
The goal is not just to generate code. The goal is to end up with a usable MiniUp app.
You get code, but not always a finished sharing flow.
- The page may rely on a browser file picker.
- Uploaded data may only exist inside the chat session.
- Relative file paths may break after deployment.
- You still need to host and manage the site yourself.
You get a real published page plus MiniUp-hosted data URLs.
- Uploaded files can be imported into MiniUp first.
- The final page can read MiniUp-hosted datasets instead of local files.
- Published URLs are ready to open and share.
- You can keep managing the page later from the MiniUp dashboard.