OpenAI is discontinuing ChatGPT Atlas, its standalone desktop browser, less than a year after introducing the product. Multiple outlets report that the company has begun “sunsetting” Atlas and is reallocating its focus to other ChatGPT offerings, including ChatGPT Work and a new ChatGPT desktop app. Atlas was announced in October, and sources describe it as a browser designed to help users complete tasks. However, OpenAI’s latest communications indicate that Atlas will not continue as a standalone browser and instead is being phased out. One outlet reports the decision is tied to a shift toward the new ChatGPT desktop app, while another frames it as part of broader changes announced alongside ChatGPT Work. The coverage agrees that the discontinuation happens only months after Atlas’s release, meaning it will not reach a one-year anniversary. The reporting does not provide additional details on exact shutdown dates or whether users will be able to migrate to the new desktop app features, but all sources confirm that OpenAI has decided to end support for ChatGPT Atlas.