Dropprompt
AI workspace to build, organize & share prompts
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Dropprompt - AI workspace to build, organize & share prompts

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Dropprompt is a dedicated workspace for prompt engineering. Instead of rewriting AI prompts every time, you can: • Store prompts in one place• Create reusable templates• Build structured workflows• Share prompts publicly• Save prompts to your private library• Discover community prompts We built Dropprompt to turn prompts into reusable digital assets. Would love your feedback and suggestions.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m the maker of Dropprompt I built this because managing AI prompts was getting chaotic — I kept losing prompts in chats, repeating the same instructions, and had no simple way to reuse what actually worked. So I built Dropprompt — an AI workspace where you can: • create and edit prompts • store them in a structured library • build reusable templates • automate prompt workflows • share prompts and collaborate • discover, buy, and sell prompts in a marketplace The goal is simple: turn prompts into reusable systems and help people work faster with AI. This is an early version and your feedback would mean a lot 🙌 👉How are you currently managing your AI prompts? 👉What features should we build next? Happy to answer any questions!
Simon Kotlerman

Treating prompts as reusable digital assets rather than throwaway inputs is exactly the right mental model, especially for anyone running lean teams where consistency in process actually matters. Curious, does Dropprompt integrate directly with tools like ChatGPT or Claude, or is it more of a storage and organization layer you work alongside them?

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@simonk123 Appreciate that that’s exactly the idea behind Dropprompt. Prompts start becoming much more useful when you treat them like reusable assets instead of one-off inputs. Right now Dropprompt focuses on the organization layer — saving, structuring, and reusing prompts across projects and workflows. Direct integrations with tools like ChatGPT or Claude are something I’m definitely exploring for the future. The goal is to make prompts easier to manage and eventually easier to run across different AI tools.