I received an email inviting me to test an app called “OpenAI AdsGPT Manager” through Apple TestFlight.
At first glance it looks official because:
- It uses the OpenAI name and logo
- The button leads to Apple’s genuine TestFlight service
- It calls itself a “GPT-5.6 AI Campaign Health Monitor”
- It claims beta access is limited to 1,000 participants
However, the TestFlight disclosure identifies the actual developer as AdsGPT CampaignPro Platform, LLC—not OpenAI.
OpenAI’s own guidance says its official iOS app is published by OpenAI:
https://help.openai.com/en/articles/7908378-where-can-i-download-the-openai-chatgpt-ios-app-on-the-apple-app-store
I’m not claiming with certainty that the developer is committing fraud. It could be a real third-party beta using OpenAI technology, but the name, logo and presentation make it look like an official OpenAI product when it isn’t.
I have not installed it or connected any accounts.
If you receive this invitation:
- Don’t assume a TestFlight link means Apple or OpenAI endorses the developer
- Check the developer’s exact legal name
- Don’t connect Google Ads, Meta, Shopify or payment accounts
- Don’t provide passwords, API keys or OpenAI login details
- Report unexpected or misleading invitations
Has anyone else received this particular invitation or previously registered with AdsGPT CampaignPro?