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A one man slop shop.

SlopClips · the ChatGPT plugin for creators

Submit your slop mini games or triple-slop games.

Built a browser game with ChatGPT, another AI, or your own two hands? Give it a home on Slopclip.app. SlopClips is the plugin that lets your AI do the paperwork.

What the plugin does

It connects ChatGPT to your Slopclip creator account. Your AI can build your creator profile, save drafts and check review status. The published plugin is free to connect.

It uses your Slopclip sign-in. You choose whether to connect, and you can disconnect it at any time. Passwords are only ever typed on the sign-in screen, never into a chat.

What you can ask it

  • “Set up my creator profile.”
  • “Save a draft for my game with this build link and these screenshots.”
  • “Where is my submission in review?”
  • “Send my draft for review.”

This first version accepts HTTPS links to game builds, repositories and screenshots. Direct ZIP uploads are not available yet.

Coming to ChatGPT after approval

Four more tools add your published-game list, optional traffic analytics, player feedback and moderated creator replies. They work today on the website dashboard and the creator API. They show up in ChatGPT once OpenAI's automated tool checks pass.

  • “Show my games and compare their last 7 days of traffic.”
  • “Summarize feedback on my game and draft a reply.”

Review the exact reply before sending it. Replies wait for moderation. Analytics cover consenting visitors only, so no recorded visits does not mean no players.

What it cannot do

Creators cannot use the connection to publish code, approve themselves or access players' saved progress. It cannot see your provider credentials or other creators' private records. Every public release still needs a rights and technical review.

Community games run away from the main site's account storage. That is one protection, not a promise that arbitrary code is harmless.

Is it for players?

No. Players do not need it. Pick a game and play. This one is for people who make games.

We're a one man slop shop. As the arcade grows, we'll look at monetization and revenue sharing. Creators are partners in building this, but no payment or traffic is promised today.