Promptr
Your prompt workshop.
How great prompts work
Six dimensions the scorecard uses. Tap any card for a worked example.
Library
Curated prompts worth stealing. Tap Load to refine one here, or Copy to take it with you.
Long-form blog draft
Audience, tone, and structure all named. Produces a real first draft, not a placeholder.
Tight professional email
Strips away throat-clearing and produces something you can send without editing.
Writing in a fixed brand voice
Uses an example to calibrate the model faster than any adjective stack could.
Copy edit pass
Asks for specific, actionable edits rather than a rewrite.
Newsletter opening paragraph
Forces a specific, human opening instead of the standard roundup pattern.
Honest SWOT analysis
Constrains the model to specific, non-generic entries and forces trade-off thinking.
Decision matrix with weights
Forces the model to commit to explicit weights instead of hand-waving about importance.
Argument map
Extracts the load-bearing claims from a piece of writing, separating fact from inference.
Pros and cons, ranked and weighted
Asks for magnitudes, not just lists — the difference between a decision aid and a dump.
Literature scan
Asks for sources with specific shapes, flagging which claims are contested.
Competitive landscape
Forces named competitors and a positioning axis instead of a generic feature comparison.
Expert interview prep
Prepares specific, research-grounded questions rather than a generic script.
Topic primer in 10 minutes
Gets you from zero to literate on a new subject without the fluff.
Senior code review
Asks for actionable, ranked feedback in a reviewable shape.
Refactor plan
Produces a sequenced plan with atomic steps rather than a wish list.
Debug narrative
Forces structured root-cause thinking instead of a grab-bag of guesses.
Lateral thinking jolt
Uses constraint inversion to break the habit of obvious ideas.
First principles rebuild
Strips an idea back to its atoms so you can redesign it instead of iterating on legacy decisions.
Constraint inversion
Generates unexpected ideas by flipping the constraints you usually take for granted.
Critique this prompt
Asks the model to be a prompt critic, which produces better meta-feedback than asking for generic feedback.
Rewrite my prompt tighter
A minimal wrapper that gets you a better version of any prompt you already have.
Generate a persona for a role prompt
Turns a vague role brief into a specific persona the model can actually embody.