What is this?
Let Me ChatGPT That For You turns a question you have already been asked one too many times into a link. Send the link instead of the answer.
Frequently asked questions
- What is Let Me ChatGPT That For You?
- Let Me ChatGPT That For You is a free link generator at letmechatgptthat.co. You type the question someone asked you, you get a link. When they open it, an animated cursor types their question into a ChatGPT lookalike, clicks send, and drops them on chatgpt.com with the prompt already filled in.
- How do I use it?
- Type the prompt on the home page. The link builds itself as you type. Copy it or hit one of the share buttons, send it back to whoever asked, and let the animation do the talking.
- Is this Let Me Google That For You for ChatGPT?
- Yes. Let Me ChatGPT That For You is Let Me Google That For You, for ChatGPT prompts. Same joke, different oracle: the original has been doing it for search since 2010; this does it for ChatGPT.
- Does it send the prompt to ChatGPT automatically?
- Let Me ChatGPT That For You opens chatgpt.com with the prompt prefilled through ChatGPT's own query parameter. The recipient still gets the last word on hitting send.
- Why does it search Google first?
- Because that is the joke. The animation retraces every step the sender skipped: search for ChatGPT, click the first result, type the question, hit send. Four seconds of effort, played back at their own pace.
- What do you do with the prompts?
- They are recorded as anonymous product analytics so we can see which questions people are tired of being asked. A prompt becomes part of a public URL, so do not type anything private into it. See the privacy page.
- Is this affiliated with OpenAI or Google?
- No. It is a parody. ChatGPT is a trademark of OpenAI and Google is a trademark of Google LLC; this site is not endorsed by or connected to either of them in any way.
- Is this mean?
- It is a link. It answers their question, correctly, in about twelve seconds. If that stings, the sting was already there.