ChatGPT works perfectly fine in a browser on an Android phone, but you may want a more native-feeling experience. Thanks to the Tasker app, you can use OpenAI’s powerful AI chatbot like Google Assistant.
Tasker is an Android app that’s been around for a long time, and it can do an insane number of things. The app isn’t the most user-friendly, but the results can be mind-blowing if you take the time. The ChatGPT integration is relatively easy to set up with Tasker, but you need to pay close attention to the steps in the process.
When we’re done, you’ll be able to tap a home screen shortcut to initiate a conversation with ChatGPT, continue a conversation, and use your voice to talk to ChatGPT. We’ll even be able to initiate ChatGPT through Google Assistant.
ChatGPT for Android With Tasker
First, download Tasker ($3.49) and AutoNotification (Free) from the Google Play Store. Open both apps and follow the prompts to grant all the necessary permissions. Choose the full Tasker experience when opening it for the first time.
Next, import the ChatGPT profile by opening this link in a browser on your Android device. Tap the “Import” button.
Tasker will open and you’ll be asked if you want to import a project named “ChatGPT” into Tasker. Tap “Yes” to continue.
Next, we have the option to define a personality for ChatGPT. It’s autofilled with, “You are a helpful assistant,” which is a good default. You can change it to whatever you’d like, though. For example, you could say “Your name is Jarvis and you call people ‘Tony.”
Now you need to get an API key from OpenAI. Sign up for a ChatGPT account, then you can generate an API key for free by tapping “Create New Secret Key.”
You’ll also need to add a payment method to your account. OpenAI only charges for what you use, and you can set up limits to never go past a certain amount. For context, I set my limit to $1 and I am only at $0.001184 of usage after a full day of testing. It’s very cheap.
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