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Browse the order shown in the public ChatGPT Plugins directory on each capture date. Popular is a curated collection. OpenAI does not publish install or usage counts here.

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#25
ChatGPT

Udemy

Turn your questions into skill

#26
ChatGPT

IAJUS

Celeris Juris Inteligência Jurídica Ltda.

Research a Brazilian legal question by finding court decisions, qualified precedents, and statutory articles, then check citations against the available records and source passages. For a statutory article at a requested date, consult the available text and amendments and state when the history cannot establish its wording or validity at that date. Results preserve provenance and official sources when available, distinguishing gaps, partial searches, and unavailable full text. Lex research is beta and subject to account limits. The app does not search people by private identifiers and cannot file, sign, or modify court records.

#28
ChatGPT

quran.ai

Interactive tools by quran.com

#29
ChatGPT

DataCamp

DataCamp

DataCamp catalog & team admin Give your AI assistant direct access to DataCamp's full catalog of courses, tutorials, projects, and exercises. Search by keyword, look up any course or exercise by ID, or retrieve summaries on demand—no sign-in required. Authenticate to unlock team admin: manage groups, members, and assignments. Run live reporting on progress, engagement, and adoption to track how learning is landing across your organization.

#30
ChatGPT

Ace Knowledge Graph

Sider AI

Visualize files and topics with interactive Knowledge Graphs. Transform your documents into structured networks where you can simply click nodes to explain concepts and clarify relationships instantly—making complex information easy to digest. Interactive Exploration: Go beyond a static image. Interact with the graph to understand the underlying logic. Explain Concepts: Click on any node to get a clear definition and background. Clarify Relationships: Click on any connecting line to get an instant explanation of how two concepts are related (e.g., cause-and-effect). Ideal Use Cases: For researchers, students, and analysts who need to visualize complex relationships in files or topics through interactive exploration. How to Use in ChatGPT Connect App: Connect Ace Knowledge Graph to ChatGPT. Trigger: Type “@Ace Knowledge Graph”. Sample prompts: "@Ace Knowledge Graph Research the technical principles of LLMs and generate a knowledge graph." "@Ace Knowledge Graph Create a knowledge graph mapping out a modern web development stack." "@Ace Knowledge Graph make a knowledge graph showing how cybersecurity threats and defenses relate."

#32
ChatGPT

Inflearn

Your lecture knowledge vault

#34
ChatGPT

Wayground

Create Quizzes & Flashcards

#36
ChatGPT

Coursera Learning

Coursera

Coursera Learning helps learners discover courses, videos, guided projects, and curricula; learn concepts in interactive sessions; and practice professional or technical skills in ChatGPT.

#37
ChatGPT

Tarteel

Explore Quranic resources

#38
ChatGPT

TeX64

Create Japanese study PDFs

#39
ChatGPT

Dewey Data

Dewey Data Inc.

Built for academic researchers, the Dewey app lets you search and explore datasets on the Dewey Platform without leaving ChatGPT. Ask in plain language, get back dataset details, coverage summaries, schemas, and downloadable samples. Spend less time hunting for data and more time using it. Trusted by thousands of academics across 500+ universities, Dewey unlocks 30+ premium data providers through one subscription.

#40
ChatGPT

Lune

Research knowledge and tools

#41
ChatGPT

PaperDock

Use your ChatGPT for LaTeX

#42
ChatGPT

Recall

Create flashcards

#46
ChatGPT

Padlet

Padlet

Create and manage padlets Padlet is a visual board platform used by teachers, students, and teams to collect, organize, and share content on collaborative boards called padlets. The Padlet app for ChatGPT connects the user's own Padlet account via OAuth so they can work with their padlets directly in conversation. With this app, users can: - Create padlets and organize them with sections, layouts, wallpapers, and appearance settings. - Add, edit, arrange, pin, and sort posts, and draw connections between posts on Freeform boards. - Read, search, and summarize board content, including AI analysis of images, videos, audio, and document attachments. - Comment on posts and moderate discussion. - Manage sharing settings by modifying permissions, passwords, collaborators, and email invitations. - Schedule automations such as timed freezes, and freeze or unfreeze boards on demand. - Grade student submissions and sync grades to a connected LMS (e.g. Canvas or Schoology) via LTI. - For school and team library admins: manage membership and invitations, per-role permissions, SSO configuration (OAuth providers and SAML), approved email domains, content safety, and allowed attachment types. The app does not yet fully support Padlet's Sandbox (whiteboard) format; it works with Padlet's other board formats. All actions run against the authenticated user's Padlet account and respect Padlet's permission model — the app can only see and change what the signed-in user could see and change in Padlet itself. Deletions of posts and sections are soft-deletes that can be restored with a dedicated restore tool, and the small number of irreversible operations (deleting comments, automations, or custom fields, removing collaborators, invitations, or approved domains) are annotated as destructive so the assistant confirms with the user before proceeding.

#47
ChatGPT

AhaMotion

Sider AI

AhaMotion creates short animated videos that make complex ideas easier to understand. It is designed for students, teachers, and lifelong learners who want a clear visual explanation of a topic. Ask AhaMotion to explain science topics such as photosynthesis, volcanoes, weather, physics, biology, or chemistry; visualize mathematical ideas such as functions, geometry, symmetry, rotations, and the Pythagorean theorem; or show a process step by step for study and review. You can make a request in natural language and include the learner's grade level, preferred length, or visual focus when helpful. For example, ask for a middle-school explanation of the Pythagorean theorem or a short animation of how photosynthesis works. AhaMotion is an educational visualization tool. Its videos may simplify complex subjects, so check the result against trusted sources when precise or advanced information is important.