ChatGPT — June 17, 2026

June 17, 2026

This release significantly enhances scheduled tasks in ChatGPT. Users gain a new dedicated Scheduled page in the sidebar for effortless viewing, editing, and managing of all active tasks, reminders, and monitoring requests. Tasks are now notably faster, more reliable, and provide smarter notifications, with flexible scheduling for specific times or broad windows. These improvements are rolling out to Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise users, while Pulse is being sunset, with scheduled tasks replacing its proactive update functionality.

Added

A new Scheduled page, discoverable in the sidebar, gives users one place to view active tasks, see when they’ll run next, and pause, resume, edit, or delete them.

Changed

Scheduled tasks in ChatGPT
With scheduled tasks, users can ask ChatGPT to send reminders, handle recurring work, or monitor things for them. This update makes tasks easier to find and manage, faster and more reliable, with more useful notifications. What’s changing
All tasks are faster and more reliable.
Users can schedule work for specific times or broader windows, such as morning, afternoon, or evening.
Monitoring tasks can search the web and check connected apps for changes and notify users only when there is something worth reporting.
Availability and limits
Rolling out to Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise users.
Active task limits vary by tier.
Tasks cannot run more than once per hour, and unattended tasks may automatically pause after a period of inactivity.
Update on Pulse
Pulse is being sunset as proactive updates move into scheduled tasks. Pro users will continue to have access for 14 days from today. To keep receiving daily updates, you can ask ChatGPT to schedule a daily briefing based on your interests and past chats.