Universal Prompt Memory by Tim Mousel — Evolve AI
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Save, organize, and reuse prompts anywhere with a fast command palette. Universal Prompt Memory is a privacy-first Chrome extension that lets you save, organize, and instantly reuse your best prompts across any website. 🔍 COMMAND PALETTE (Alt+P) Press Alt+P on any page to open a fast, keyboard-navigable search palette. Find your prompt in seconds and insert it directly into the active text field — no copy-paste needed. 📋 SAVE FROM ANYWHERE Select any text on a webpage, right-click, and choose "Save Selection as Prompt." Give it a title, tags, and assign it to a folder — all without leaving the page. 📂 ORGANIZE YOUR LIBRARY • Folders — Group prompts by project, client, or workflow • Tags — Add searchable tags for fast filtering • Favorites — Star your most-used prompts for quick access ⚡ SMART INSERTION Prompts are inserted directly into text fields, text areas, and content-editable editors. Works across AI assistants, email composers, note-taking apps, messaging platforms, and more. Falls back to clipboard copy when direct insertion isn't possible. 🔒 PRIVACY FIRST • All prompts stored locally on your device — no cloud, no servers, no accounts • Minimal permissions — only what's needed to function • No keystroke logging, no page scraping, no tracking • Full export/import for backup and portability 📦 FEATURES • Fast command palette with arrow-key navigation and instant search • Right-click context menu to save selected text as a prompt • Popup manager to browse, create, edit, and delete prompts • Folder and tag organization system • Favorites and usage tracking (most-used prompts surface first) • JSON export/import for backup and migration • Dark mode support throughout • Sample prompt library to get started instantly 🎯 PERFECT FOR • AI power users who reuse prompts across multiple tools • Teachers and educators building prompt libraries for lesson planning • Writers and marketers managing content generation workflows • Developers who use AI assistants for code review, debugging, and documentation • Anyone who types the same instructions repeatedly Built by Tim Mousel at Evolve AI Institute.