ChatGPT Projects adds voice, deep research, and smarter memory
OpenAI has rolled out a major upgrade to ChatGPT Projects, turning its previously static folders into dynamic AI workspaces. New features include voice mode, integrated web search, improved memory across chats, and enhanced file support on mobile. The update aims to streamline hands-on workflows for researchers, planners, and AI power users.
ChatGPT Projects now supports “deep research,” allowing users to blend project files, chat history, and instructions with public web searches. This is designed to enhance multi-session workflows like report writing, research synthesis, and planning. Projects also gains support for voice interactions, letting users speak to ChatGPT and ask questions about uploaded content, creating a more fluid, hands-free experience. For mobile users, file uploads and model switching are now available inside projects with the latest app update. Users on Plus, Pro, Team, Enterprise, and Edu plans can also share individual chats within a project via unique URLs. Another key improvement is in project memory. Paid users can now reference past chats from the same project, giving the assistant better continuity across sessions. The move positions Projects as more than just an organizational tool. It is evolving into a multimodal workspace designed for knowledge workers and solo operators who need persistent, flexible context. OpenAI appears to be reinforcing ChatGPT as a daily productivity hub rather than just a chat interface.
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