Ballpark brings real customer research directly into ChatGPT. Plan studies, recruit participants, and analyse feedback without leaving the conversation. Describe what you want to learn, and Ballpark helps you turn it into a structured research study — from questions and screeners to insights and summaries. Instead of guessing, teams can validate ideas with real people and make decisions backed by customer feedback. Built for product managers, designers, marketers, and researchers who need fast, reliable insight.

Dropbox Dash brings knowledge from your favorite workplace apps into one secure place. With the Dash app for ChatGPT, you can use that knowledge directly in your conversations. Ask a question, and Dash pulls in relevant context from across your connected tools to help ChatGPT give more personalized, accurate answers. This means you get useful, actionable responses without leaving your chat. Dash respects your existing permissions, so only content you have access to is used—keeping your information secure while making it easier to find and use.

Mondoir.art is a platform for discovering, collecting, and understanding contemporary art. It connects collectors, galleries, and artists through a structured ecosystem that combines traditional art practices with AI-assisted insights and modern documentation tools. Through the Mondoir.art app, users can explore curated artworks, learn about artists and collections, and access contextual information about artworks, valuation, provenance, and editions. The platform is designed to make the art world easier to navigate by organizing information that is often fragmented across galleries, marketplaces, and social platforms. Collectors can use the app to research artworks, track editions, and explore how contemporary art is presented and documented. Artists and galleries can present their work in a structured environment that supports discovery and documentation. By integrating with ChatGPT, the Mondoir.art app allows users to ask questions about artists, artworks, exhibitions, and collecting — turning complex art information into clear and accessible conversations.