I kept rewriting my prompts five times before hitting send — so I built a floating scratchpad beside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and DeepSeek. Type a rough thought. Hit "Perfect Prompt" and get a clean, structured request using your own free Groq key. Paste it back for a detailed response instead of a vague one. Stack drafts before sending them one by one. Free, no login, no data collected. Built solo with zero coding background.
I'm not a developer — I've never studied CS or worked in tech. I kept getting stuck retyping the same message to ChatGPT five times just to phrase it "right" before sending it.
So I built Smart AI Scratchpad: a small floating panel beside your AI chat where you can dump rough, messy thoughts first — no need to write it properly. Stack a few draft ideas, send them one at a time, and optionally clean them up with the "Perfect Prompt" button using your own free Groq key.
It's live on Chrome and Firefox already (Edge just got approved too). Sharing it here because if a complete non-coder like me can ship something people actually use, it might help someone else stuck at the "I don't know how to code" stage. Would genuinely love your feedback!
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the floating scratchpad right beside the chat window is such a smart move, especially for someone like me who constantly loses half-formed thoughts in a separate notes app. honestly respect the zero-login, no-data setup too
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@hakanaknto2q please review if it helps you or make your chat productive
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@hakanaknto2q Appreciate you calling out the zero-login part — that was actually the first decision I made before writing any code, since I didn't want people trusting a random new extension with their conversations by default. If you do give it a try, would love to hear what you think!
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the floating scratchpad right beside the chat window is such a smart move, especially for someone like me who constantly loses half-formed thoughts in a separate notes app. honestly respect the zero-login, no-data setup too
@hakanaknto2q please review if it helps you or make your chat productive
@hakanaknto2q Appreciate you calling out the zero-login part — that was actually the first decision I made before writing any code, since I didn't want people trusting a random new extension with their conversations by default. If you do give it a try, would love to hear what you think!