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Never lose a good prompt again. Save, organize and reuse prompts with variables in ChatGPT, Claude & Gemini. A home for your best prompts — and a cat to bring them to you. You've written prompts that worked perfectly. Then you lost them somewhere in a chat history you'll never scroll back through. PromptCat keeps them in one place — organized in folders and tags, ready to drop into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini whenever you need them. Plenty of tools do that. What PromptCat does differently is take the small things seriously: inserting a prompt could be an invisible, mechanical operation — here it isn't. What's inside: - Variables that fill themselves in. Write {{topic}} or {{tone}} once, and PromptCat asks you for the values before inserting. One template, endless reuse. - The same library everywhere. ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini — your prompts travel with you. No tab-switching, no copy-paste. - Organized your way. Folders, tags, and instant search keep your library yours, even as it grows. Private by design. No account. No cloud. No sync. No tracking. Everything lives on your device, inside your browser — and nothing ever leaves it. PromptCat makes no network requests at all. Your prompts are yours, full stop. PromptCat is a small, careful tool — made for people who think the things they use every day deserve a little warmth. by Alesqui · promptcat.alesqui.com
Jun 29, 2026
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