Fare watch with a target price and a message when it drops
Give a dot the route, the dates and your target price. It checks in its own browser, keeps the history, and messages you the moment a fare crosses the line.
Starter workflows for a ChatGPT dot that watches fares, builds itineraries, and checks your trip the morning you leave. Plus which plan includes a dot and what to keep as ask first.
Travel planning is a stream of small checks over weeks: has the fare moved, is the hotel still available, did the gate change. A dot can keep a scheduled watch running in its own browser and tell you when a number crosses the line you set, instead of you refreshing tabs.
Keep booking as an ask-first action. The workflows below have the dot research, compare and draft, then stop before it pays for anything.
Give a dot the route, the dates and your target price. It checks in its own browser, keeps the history, and messages you the moment a fare crosses the line.
On travel days the dot checks the flight status, gate, security wait and weather at both ends, and sends one message before you leave for the airport.
Not unless you allow it. Booking is a purchase, so keep it ask first in Custom Rules. The dot can hold the options, prices and links ready for you to confirm.
Your first dot is included with ChatGPT Pro and Business Premium at no extra cost. Enterprise, Edu and Healthcare workspaces get a beta that the admin has to switch on. Free, Go and Plus do not include dots at launch. Pro users in the EEA, Switzerland and the UK are excluded for now; Business Premium works in every supported ChatGPT region.
Starter workflows are original instructions written as starting points and labelled untested. Community members report what worked, and those results appear on each workflow page as they come in.
Sources: OpenAI, Introducing dots ↗ · OpenAI Help Center ↗. Reviewed September 30, 2026. Sundog is independent and not affiliated with OpenAI.