Ramble
Think out loud. Get perfect prompts.
I just launched Ramble on the Chrome Web Store and wanted to share the journey, because I think the problem it solves is real and underappreciated.
Every time I used ChatGPT or Claude, the gap between what I meant to ask and what I actually typed was huge. I'd know exactly what I wanted — but the prompt came out scattered, context-free, and half-finished. The model would do its best, but the output was always a bit off. I asked people around me and they all had the same experience. The issue wasn't the model. It was the input.
What I built:
Ramble is a Chrome extension that sits next to any LLM. You dump your rough thinking into it, it restructures it into a clean, specific, context-rich prompt. One click to copy and paste into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or whatever you're using. The stack
Chrome extension (vanilla JS, no framework — kept it lean)
Claude Haiku on the backend for the restructuring
Vercel for hosting, GitHub Pages for the site
Pricing Free: 3 prompts/day. Pro: $9 once, unlimited forever. No subscription.
What I'd love feedback on
Is 3 prompts/day tight enough to feel the value but still convert to Pro?
Is $9 too cheap? I keep hearing it should be higher.
Chrome Web Store: https://getramble.xyz/install
Website: https://getramble.xyz/
1 Comment
Interesting build! I'm curious about the friction though since the user is already in the chat box, do you find they're willing to jump into an extension first? Also, with models like GPT getting better at messy inputs, how are you planning to stay ahead of the model's own reasoning? The name is superb by the way