PromptPad

🚀 Hey IH — First Time Sharing PromptPad 👋

I’ve been building a tool called PromptPad, and this is my first time talking about it publicly.

The idea came from chaos:
Scattered Google Docs, half-written Notion pages, screenshots, random ChatGPT threads…
If you’ve ever written a perfect prompt and then totally lost track of it — that was me, every day.

So I built something small, focused, and genuinely useful.

❌ The Problem

AI is getting better fast.
Our prompt workflows… not so much.

Most people I talk to are juggling:

• Docs

• Notion

• Browser tabs

• Chat logs

• Random text files

• Screenshots

None of these are built for saving, reusing, or organizing AI prompts — especially across devices or across the tools we use daily.

I wanted something that just worked.

✨ The Features I Think Matter Most

These are the things I personally couldn’t find anywhere else:

⭐ 1. Right-click → “Add to PromptPad”

See a great prompt online?
Right-click it. Save instantly to your library.
No copy/paste chaos. No forgotten bookmarks.
This alone made my workflow 10× smoother.

⭐ 2. Your prompts, synced everywhere

I switch between Mac, iPad, iPhone, Chrome, and my laptop constantly.
Having prompts instantly reusable on any device has been game-changing.

Write once → use anywhere.

⭐ 3. The $ Shortcut (my favorite feature)

Inside many popular AI chatbot — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini — just type:

$

…and PromptPad pops up your saved prompts.
Search, insert, and reuse your best prompts without ever leaving the chat.

This turns PromptPad into a superpower for daily prompting.

💡 What PromptPad Is (and isn’t)

PromptPad is a clean writing + organizing workspace for AI users — devs, writers, creators, founders.

It’s not a bloated AI platform.
It’s a simple tool that helps you:

• Store prompts in clean collections

• Reuse prompts instantly

• Access them across all devices

• Find and remix awesome community prompts

• Stay organized without effort

Early users have told me:

“It feels like Notes, but actually built for prompts.”
“The $ shortcut is insane — like autocomplete for my best ideas.”

If you want to check it out:
👉 https://promptpadapp.com

Still early. Still shipping weekly.

🛠 Building in Public

IH always felt like the right place to share this — real builders building real things, no hype.

I'll be posting updates about:

• What early users ask for

• What I'm adding vs intentionally avoiding

• Usage numbers

• What’s working (and what’s not)

• The journey to my first real users

❓How do you store your prompts today?

Docs? Notion? ChatGPT history?
A giant folder full of .txt files?
Or something even more chaotic?

I’d love to hear — I’m mapping out the different “prompt workflows” people use.

More soon,
— Alex