A running directory of the custom GPTs I've built. Grab a link, share it, put it to work. Everything here is live and ready to share right now.

Ready to share

These are public or share-by-link. Anyone you send the link to can use them.

GPT What it does Open it
Exclusive Buyers Agent Expert Go-to coach for agents working as exclusive buyer reps. 900+ chats and counting. Open
JMan's Garden Guide Pro A visual master gardener for plant care and landscape planning. Open
Working by Referral Accelerator A referral-focused coach helping agents build a consistent, relationship-driven business. Open
Everyday Fitness Coach A precision fitness coach using minimal effective doses and smart progression. Open
Objection Handling Coach Adaptive objection handling with scripts, coaching, and mistake flags. Open
Delray Family Fun Guide Find family-friendly, fun things to do in Delray Beach. Open
Presentation Architect Your creative partner for story-driven, visually stunning presentations, now with Pro Mode. Open
Newport Beach Local Guide Local real estate and community expert powered by Ryan Smith of Douglas Elliman. Open
Santa Monica Insider Your guide to hidden gems and local favorites in Santa Monica. Open
Best of Boca Top-rated, verified guide to the absolute best of Boca Raton. Open
Open Door Dora A clear, friendly real estate concierge for U.S. buyers, sellers, and curious consumers. Open

How to build your own GPT

You don't need to code anything. If you can describe what you want, you can build it. Here's the whole flow:

  1. Go to chatgpt.com and click Create a GPT (or head straight to chatgpt.com/gpts/editor). You'll need a ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Team, or Enterprise account.
  2. Use the Create tab and just talk to it. Tell it what you want your GPT to do, who it's for, and how it should sound. It builds the first version with you in plain conversation.
  3. Switch to the Configure tab to fine-tune. Give it a name, a description, and clear instructions. This is the brain of your GPT, so be specific about what it should always do and never do.
  4. Add knowledge if you want it smarter. Upload PDFs, docs, or guides so it answers from your material instead of guessing.
  5. Turn on the capabilities you need, like web browsing, image generation, or code.
  6. Test it in the preview panel on the right. Ask it the real questions your audience would ask, then tighten the instructions until it nails them.
  7. Click Create or Update, then set your sharing: Only me, Anyone with a link, or Everyone in the GPT Store.
  8. Copy the share link and you're live.

A quick rule that makes a big difference: the clearer your instructions, the better your GPT. Treat it like training a new team member. The more specific you are, the less it improvises.

Watch the tutorial

Here's the walkthrough I recorded showing the whole build process start to finish: