This ChatGPT Plus timeshare closed shop

What it does

ChatGPT Web Share was a Vue and FastAPI web panel for sharing a single ChatGPT Plus login across multiple users. It gave admins tools to manage and restrict access, though the README leaves the specifics to external documentation. The whole setup required an overseas VPS to run.

The interesting bit

The repo is now a digital fossil. The maintainers explicitly terminated the project and converted the README into an advertisement for a commercial replacement—an unusually candid end-of-life strategy for open-source software.

Key highlights

• Built to share one ChatGPT Plus account among individuals, organizations, or teams.
• Provided management and restriction features, per the project docs.
• Required an overseas VPS; the docs once pointed to servers costing roughly $11 per year.
• Explicitly disclaimed commercial use and warned that usage may violate relevant user agreements.

Caveats

• The project is terminated; the README itself states “This project was terminated.”
• The maintainers accept no liability for bans, losses, or other fallout from use.
• Deployment required an overseas VPS, adding geographic and cost friction.

Verdict

Developers researching account-pooling architectures or ChatGPT proxy patterns might still mine the codebase for ideas, but anyone seeking a working tool should look elsewhere—ideally somewhere that will not get their account banned.