OpenAI just dropped something massive
and it's called Chat GPT Atlas. This is
their first full web browser with AI
built right into it. I'm talking about a
tool that can literally browse the web
for you, book your appointments, fill
out forms, and automate tasks while you
focus on making money. And here's the
crazy part. It's available to start
using right now. This isn't just another
AI chat tool. This is a whole new way to
work online, and I'm about to show you
exactly how people are already using it
to streamline their businesses and
create new income streams. Hey there.
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description. All right, now let's get
into it. So, what exactly is ChatGpt
Atlas? Think of it like this. You know
how you use Chrome or Safari to browse
the web? Now imagine if ChatGpt was
living inside your browser the entire
time. Not just in a tab, not just as an
extension, but actually built into the
browser itself. That's what Atlas is.
You can be on any website, any page, and
just ask Chat GPT to help you right
there. Need to summarize a long article?
Done. Want to compare products across
multiple tabs? Easy. Need help writing
an email or filling out a form? It
happens right there in the text box. No
copying and pasting, no switching
between tabs. The AI just works with you
as you browse. And here's where it gets
wild. Atlas has something called agent
mode. This is where the browser can
actually take actions for you. I'm not
talking about just answering questions.
I'm talking about the AI going out and
doing research across multiple websites,
booking reservations, organizing your
data, even placing orders through
services like Instacart. Now, before I
go further, let me tell you why this
matters to you. I used to work full-time
as a mechanic. greasy hands, long hours,
trading time for money. But thanks to
tools like this, AI tools that can
automate and speed up work, I was able
to transition to making money full-time
online. And I'm not special. The only
difference is I learned how to use these
tools the right way. So, let me break
down the features that actually matter
for making money online. First up is the
integrated ChatGpt sidebar. You're on a
web page, any web page. You click one
button and ChatGpt opens up right there.
You can ask it to analyze the page,
draft content based on what you're
looking at, or even help you understand
complex information without leaving the
site. Think about how this works for
research. Let's say you're looking into
a new business idea or trying to
understand your competition. Instead of
reading 10 different articles and taking
notes, you just ask Atlas to summarize
everything. It reads the page with you
and gives you the key points instantly.
The second feature is browser memory.
Now, this one is optional. So, if you
care about privacy, you can turn it off.
But here's what it does. Atlas can
remember the pages you visited, the
research you did, or even form data you
filled out. Then later, you can just say
something like, "Hey, reopen that travel
site I looked at yesterday." And boom,
it pulls it up. For someone running an
online business, this is huge. You're
juggling client websites, research,
competitor analysis, and a million tabs.
Atlas keeps track of it all so you don't
have to. And all of this memory stuff is
stored locally on your computer. You can
view it, delete it, and control it
completely. Now, here's where most
people are going to use this tool wrong.
They're going to use it like a fancy
search engine. They'll ask it questions
and get answers and think that's cool.
But that's not where the real power is.
The real power is in the automation.
It's in the agent mode I mentioned
earlier. This is where Atlas can
actually do things for you across the
web. It can fill out forms. It can
compare data from multiple sources. It
can even complete tasks like booking
appointments or organizing information.
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what you think about Atlas. And hey, if
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description. Let me give you some real
examples of how you could use this.
Let's say you run a service business.
You're doing outreach to potential
clients. With Atlas, you could have the
AI research companies find their contact
info and even help you draft
personalized messages all in one flow.
Instead of spending two hours doing
research, you spend 20 minutes. Or let's
say you're creating content for clients.
You need to research trending topics,
pull stats, and write up a report. Atlas
can browse multiple sites, summarize the
key points, and help you draft the
report right there in the browser. What
used to take half a day now takes an
hour. Another feature that's slept on is
the inline writing assistant. you're
filling out a form, writing an email, or
drafting a proposal in a web app. You
highlight the text and Atlas gives you
suggestions right there. It can rewrite
it, check your grammar, or make it sound
more professional. No need to copy it
into chat GPT, get the response and
paste it back. It all happens in place.
For freelancers and agency owners, this
is a timesaver. You're writing
proposals, emails to clients, social
media posts. Instead of overthinking
every word, you let Atlas polish it up
while you keep moving. Now, let's talk
about the search bar. When you open a
new tab in Atlas, you get something
called Ask Chat GPT search. It's not
like Google where you just get a list of
links. You get conversational answers
mixed with links, images, videos, and
news. So, if you search for something,
you get both the AI explanation and the
traditional results all in one place.
This is actually how people are starting
to search now. They don't want 10 blue
links. They want the answer plus the
option to dig deeper if they need to.
Atlas gives you both. Here's another big
one. Privacy. A lot of people are
worried about AI tools tracking
everything they do online. Atlas is
actually pretty transparent about this.
The browser memory feature is completely
optional. If you turn it off, nothing
gets saved. And even when it's on, it's
stored locally on your computer. You can
view every memory, edit it, or delete it
whenever you want. Also, OpenAI says the
content from your browsing isn't used to
train their models. And if you use
incognito mode, memory recording is
completely disabled. So, if privacy is a
concern for you, you've got options.
Now, let's talk about who this is
actually for. Atlas is available for
free users, plus users, pro users, and
go users. The agent mode feature, which
is the one that can actually take
actions for you, is only available if
you have a plus, pro, or business
subscription. So, if you want the full
power of this tool, you'll need one of
those plans. But even the free version
is powerful. You still get the sidebar,
the inline writing assistant, and the
search features. That alone can speed up
your work significantly. Here's what I
want you to understand. This isn't just
about OpenAI launching a new browser.
This is about a shift in how we work
online. Google Chrome has been the top
browser for years. Safari is huge on
Apple devices, but now we're entering
the era of AI browsers. Atlas is
competing with other AI browsers like
Perplexities Comet and the browser
companies DIA. But the difference is
ChatGpt is already something millions of
people use every day. Now it's just
built into the browser itself. So here's
how you actually start using this to
make money. First, think about the
repetitive tasks you do online every
day. research, writing, data entry,
outreach, content creation. These are
the things that eat up your time but
don't actually make you money. Atlas can
handle most of that for you. Use the
agent mode to automate research. Use the
inline writing assistant to speed up
emails and proposals. Use the sidebar to
summarize articles and reports instead
of reading them word for word. The goal
isn't to replace your work. The goal is
to free up your time so you can focus on
the stuff that actually brings in
revenue. Client calls, strategy, sales.
That's where you should be spending your
energy. Second, if you're offering
services to other businesses, this is a
tool you can use to deliver faster
results. Let's say you offer content
writing or social media management, you
can use Atlas to research trending
topics, draft posts, and organize
content calendars way faster than
before. Faster delivery means you can
take on more clients. More clients means
more income. It's that simple. Third,
think about offering Atlas as part of
your service. If you run a marketing
agency or a consulting business, you can
use Atlas to provide better insights and
faster turnarounds. Your clients don't
care what tools you use. They care about
results. If you can deliver better
results faster, you win. Now, here's the
thing. A lot of people are going to
download Atlas, play around with it for
a day, and then go back to Chrome
because they don't see the value. That's
because they're using it like a toy
instead of a tool. If you want this to
actually help you make money, you need
to integrate it into your workflow.
Start using it as your main browser. Get
used to asking the AI for help as you
work. Build habits around the features
that save you time. It's like when
people first started using Chat GPT.
Most people asked it a couple of
questions and gave up. But the people
who actually integrated it into their
work are the ones who saw real results.
The same thing is going to happen with
Atlas. The people who use it casually
won't see much benefit. But the people
who make it part of their daily routine
are going to have a massive advantage.
So here's what I want you to do. If
you're serious about this, go download
Atlas. Spend a week using it as your
main browser. Every time you're doing
research, writing an email, or filling
out a form, use the AI features. See how
much time it actually saves you. Then
think about how you can apply that save
time to your business. Can you take on
another client? Can you launch a new
product? Can you finally start that side
hustle you've been thinking about?
That's the real opportunity here. It's
not about the browser itself. It's about
what you do with the time you get back.
All right, so to wrap this up, ChatGpt
Atlas is OpenAI's new AI powered web
browser. It has ChatGpt built directly
into it. You get features like an
integrated sidebar, browser memory,
agent mode that can take actions for
you, an inline writing assistant, and a
conversational search bar. This tool can
help you automate research, speed up
writing, and handle repetitive tasks so
you can focus on the work that actually
makes you money. The people who
integrate this into their workflow are
going to have a huge advantage over the
people who don't. If you want to learn
more about how to actually land AI
subscription-based clients and build a
real business around these tools, make
sure you grab my free four-part AI
fasttrack training. The link is in the
description and in the comments. Inside,
I go way deeper on how to get higher
paying clients, and I also give you
access to a free 30-day trial of the
best AI software tool that I use to get
clients and run my business. And if
you're not already part of the
community, come join over 22,000 other
AI and marketing agency owners who are
building businesses just like this. The
link is in the description. Thanks for
watching. Drop a comment below and let
me know what you think about Atlas. And
I'll see you in the next one.