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Features
Four things, really: catch a prompt, file it, fix it, use it again. The rest is making those four feel like nothing, and giving you 684 to start from.
Capture
Select text anywhere — a chat reply, a doc, an email — right-click, and it's saved. No switching tabs, no pasting into another app, no losing your place.

Organise
Work, then Engineering, then Code review. Give each one a colour and an emoji so you recognise it at a glance rather than reading the list.

Refine
The capture guesses a title from your selection, and it's usually wrong. Open the prompt, rewrite it properly, tag it, and move it somewhere sensible.

Reuse
Right-click any text box and your folder tree appears as the menu. Pick a prompt and it lands at your cursor — in ChatGPT, Claude, or a plain email field.

Start with something
A prompt manager with nothing in it is a filing cabinet in an empty office. Browse a library of ready-made prompts from inside the extension and add any of them to your own in one click.

Make it yours
Light and dark follow your browser automatically. The rest exist because a tool you keep open all day should look like something you picked.

Your prompts live on your device. The interface never waits on the network, and everything works with no connection.
Sign in and your library follows you to another browser or machine. Stay signed out and nothing ever leaves the device.
No analytics, no ads, no third-party scripts. The extension reads the text you select and nothing else.
It can only touch the tab you right-clicked, at the moment you right-click it — not every page you visit.
A deleted prompt is tombstoned so the deletion reaches your other devices, instead of reappearing on the next sync.
Marked as persistent, so the browser can't quietly evict your library when disk space runs low.
Ready-made prompts, grouped by task and free to copy, both on the site and inside the extension.