Save My Prompts

Save My Prompts is a library for the prompts you use more than once. This app connects it to ChatGPT.

What you can do:

• Improve a prompt. ChatGPT rewrites it with a role, audience, tone, structure and length, and a card shows the new version and what changed.
• Turn a conversation into a template. When something worked, ChatGPT writes a reusable prompt with {{VARIABLES}} for the parts that change.
• Save a prompt to your library, when you ask or click Save on a card. Saving an improved prompt also keeps your original text as its first version.
• Find your saved prompts by words in the title, text or tags, and use one in the chat.
• Reuse what fits. For a bigger task, ChatGPT may check your saved prompts for one that fits, say so in one line, and use it with your details filled in.
• Learn what works. When you say a saved prompt gave a good or a bad result, ChatGPT can record it, so the prompts that work come first.

What data the app receives: ChatGPT sends only what its model passes to a tool, such as the prompt to improve or save, the template it wrote, your search words, or a short description of the task when it checks for a fitting saved prompt. Your whole conversation is not sent. Improving a prompt or writing a template saves nothing; a prompt is stored only when you save it. Your name and email come from your Save My Prompts sign-in and show which account is connected.

ChatGPT's own model writes the improved prompts and templates. Save My Prompts doesn't run an AI model on your prompts.

You need a Save My Prompts account. Prompts you save here also appear in your library on savemyprompts.net and in the Save My Prompts browser extension.