Q1: Is ChatGPT Atlas free to use?

Yes, ChatGPT Atlas is available for free to all users on macOS. Again, however, advanced features such as an agent mode need a Plus, Pro, or Business subscription (20 USD/month Plus). Basic browsing is available to free users with the ChatGPT built-in and no autonomous agent options..

Q2: When will ChatGPT Atlas be available for Windows?

OpenAI has acknowledged versions of Windows, iOS, and Android as coming soon without a specific release date as at October 23, 2025. According to the common rollout patterns, the support of windows would take 3-6 months, only speculation.

Q3: Does ChatGPT Atlas work on Intel Macs?

No, Atlas is currently not compatible with any other device other than Macs with Apple Silicon chips (M1, M2, M3, M4) and running macOS 12 Monterey or higher. Macs based on Intel are not supported currently and no one knows whether it will be supported in the future.

Q4: Can I use browser extensions with Atlas?

No, ChatGPT Atlas does not currently support browser extensions or plugins. This implies that you do not have the option of installing ad blockers, password managers, and other widely used extensions which can work in the Chrome or Firefox. This is one of the major drawbacks to many users.

Q5: Is my browsing data used to train ChatGPT models?

No, default. OpenAI explains that browsing information is not trained on the model unless you specifically request it to be trained in the data controls as the include web browsing option. When you also enable chat training in your ChatGPT account, however, it will also be true of chats in Atlas.

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