Plaud has launched a ChatGPT app that allows users to access and analyse meeting recordings stored in their Plaud accounts directly within ChatGPT. The integration is available on both the web and mobile versions of the AI assistant and enables users to search, summarise and combine information using natural-language prompts. Users can connect their Plaud account through ChatGPT's Apps directory with a one-click setup process. Once linked, recordings and transcripts can be searched and filtered by date, topic, participant or keyword without leaving the ChatGPT interface. The integration allows ChatGPT to work with information already stored in a user's Plaud library. Users can ask the AI assistant to generate follow-up documents, recurring summaries and reports based on meeting transcripts and recordings. The release extends Plaud's meeting transcription and analysis capabilities beyond its own software. The launch follows the company's earlier release of its Plaud MCP server, which was designed for developers. "This launch is a pivotal moment in our broader platform strategy," said Megumi Yoshinaga, Head of APAC Marketing, Plaud. "While our Plaud MCP server introduced powerful meeting intelligence to developers this past May, the Plaud ChatGPT app brings the same capability to a broader consumer audience through a simple, no-code experience," said Yoshinaga. The company said the account connection process takes less than two minutes.