Prompts4All - An open source site for AI prompts

[unkempt gull]

I created this because I was tired of seeing "premium" prompts scattered behind different paywalls around the internet. Prompts being a paid-only thing just seems silly to me, they should be freely available to all.

User upvoting and bookmarking/favoriting is on the roadmap.

The big focus now is adding more prompts and ensure that what's there is high quality.

Also thinking of adding a "builder" widget that can piece together different prompts into a single prompt.

Happy and grateful for any feedback you may have... please share! Also happy for any contributions (the site is fully open source).

[shrewd fog]

Sounds like a great idea!

[tranquil creek]

Good

[peak radish]

good idea

[grand basalt]

Learning together goes faster. Where can i find Prompts4all?

[unkempt gull]

prompts4all com (the mod settings here won't let me post a link)

[grand basalt]

Got it. Thank you

[spark briar]

Thanks

[shell bridge]

Silly or not. But as closer we get to a point where people are gonna lose their jobs.. We need to create new once.
I take this seriously and promt engineering may be something NLP.

[soft gate]

[unkempt gull]

Yes, I think there will always be a place for this but IMO it will be more from the perspective of education and ideas around crafting really customized "super prompts"

[shell bridge]

Yeah. true hehe

[toxic tinsel]

what tool did you use to build the website?

[unkempt gull]

Astro. It's fully open source. There's a link to the repo in the footer (with the text "Please contribute!") - should probably add a "start me on GH" flag to the top or something.

[keen basalt]

Great initiative. To many out there trying to earn money on the hype without any value

[unkempt gull]

Thank you all for the positive feedback (it's encouraging) 🙏

Also grateful for any constructive criticisms you may have (lay it on me!). I really want to make this the "best" (exhaustive in scope but also really high quality) prompt DB / resource out there.

[river basin]

You took it down?

[unkempt gull]

no... is the site not loading for you?

maybe check to make sure it's https and www (I think there's an issue with redirecting those)

[clever drift]

Missing www was my problem. Thanks!

[lone meadow]

Nice website. I saw one of my prompts in there. Thanks for including my website as the source!

[unkempt gull]

np! working on fixing the redirect (oh how i loath dns configuration woes...)

[unkempt gull]

of course! also feel free to add any others (the site is fully open source, so simply create a PR with the additions and I'll be happy to review it).

[unkempt gull]

may add a way for folks to add prompts directly from the site in the future... would be good to get a sense of how useful folks would find this.

[last slate]

Thanks

[solar latch]

Wow.! Thank you for this!

[errant flame]

thank you

[distant tangle]

That looks wonderful! Thanks!

[lilac mist]

This is good

[sterile walrus]

Thanks Jay

[unkempt gull]

grateful for all the expressions of gratitude 🙏

you are all very welcome 🙂

staring the project on github and sharing about it with others is a good way to help support it.

A new use account feature with the ability to "like/upvote" prompts is nearly done.

[fossil citrus]

Amazing job, Thanks!

[agile lotus]

fantastico, Thank you

[agile egret]

Excellent! This is great, i’ve shared it with a bunch of friends

[sturdy oriole]

awesome! Thank you for this!

[south crag]

Excellent & time-saving!

[unkempt gull]

Alright, finally got user accounts live, including a "like" feature (like Twitter).

Please let me know what you think!

[novel trail]

Excellent. Nice website. Like a prompt library

[robust fjord]

Excellent! Thank you

[sterile hornet]

This is excellent and a BIG up to you for also citing your sources.

[oak bison]

Excellent resource. I've just signed up. Love the ethos behind it. Great work

[misty sonnet]

great idea, kudos, the only thing people are lazy and ultimately interaction may be a search bar with no SEO / no ads and some other more egalitarian form of monetization ... oh no... 😉

[unkempt gull]

thanks! yes, a search bar is likely on the way soon. fwiw, currently all prompts load on the home page so you can use you're browsers search/find feature (not 100% replacement for an actual search feature but a temp working solution until one is live).

Time and motivation to work on this comes and goes... not having it monetized is great on one hand but not the other 😂

In all seriousness, for the sustainability of the project, trying to figure out ways to monetize it that keep it free and open to all but also allow me to justify continuing to improve and grow the resource.

Anyone have ideas on how I could monetize the project while still keeping general access to it 100% free?

One monetization idea is to create an official "Prompts4All" browser extension. It would be paid only (though maybe it'd be a 1-time payment). It would allow quickly inserting prompts into the chat when on specific sites (such as ChatGPT's primary interface, Bard's interface, etc). Would you find this useful? Would you pay for this?

[unkempt gull]

Another monetization idea is advertisements, but I don't think the site has enough traffic yet to attract advertisers and, regardless, this seems to go against the ethos of the project.

[sullen pier]

Good idea!!

[dreamy ravine]

thanks for doing this

[undone pond]

You could monetize by inserting Google ads (Google Ads).

[worn arch]

🙏🏾

[zenith socket]

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[lime hollow]

I would gladly pay a fee if I could use the site as a repository for my prompts. So I can link from anywhere to my prompts. I use zenntask for this now.

[lime hollow]

Yes, I would.

[floral bough]

Thank you

[plush phoenix]

Thank you !

[frosty linden]

Wow that's great. Thanks for posting this here

[median stone]

thank you my man 🙏

[dry yacht]

/translate

[dapper flare]

Thank you!! Is there a prompt library for Mid Journey or Playground?

[ruby dust]

Thank you. Does anyone here have good prompts for article writing that keeps things factual and allows for different styles

[marsh parrot]

I like the way you laid out the page, with a kind of card gallery. Easy to read.

[civic vault]

Thanks for the site really helpful😁 also great if you could find a working solution to monetize the site in order for it to sustain.

[stable holly]

SWEET!

[pulsar swallow]

Thanks bud! 😎

[wide vapor]

some

[fallen fox]

Thanks

[smoky frigate]

Thank you so much mate. I am a beginner with GPT, and I like the idea of having free prompts development. It is incredible how we can learn from each other. Actually I was almost buying from those internet sellers the “ultimate whatever guide” but then find your post. 🙌🏽

[wet jacinth]

This is brilliant! Thank you!

[compact mica]

Many thanks Jay 👏

[dense aurora]

👍

[lilac mist]

Just perfect. Thank you mate.

[unkempt gull]

Hopefully folks have been continuing to benefit from Prompts4All!

Been thinking about the financial sustainability of being able to continue improving and supporting the site... thinking about adding some premium features that would be available via a one-time payment... the first idea is the ability to create private prompts (ones that would only be available to you)...

Would anyone here pay a fair amount (just once, for life) for the ability to create private prompts (or any other specific features)?

[raven cargo]

this contradicts you telling that all prompts should be free, by putting it behind a paywall

[gray pilot]

A chaps got to eat

[nova ermine]

You could try donation-based as a start.

[raw kelp]

Hey man thanks for the resource. I entered my email to sign up and it prompted me for an auth code but didn't arrive in my inbox, might want to check on that.

[unkempt gull]

thanks for the head's up here! the service for sending emails had changed some requirements and the site's integration broke... fixed now 🙂

[unkempt gull]

no, there's a difference between premium prompts and private ones (the thinking is to add support for private prompts, not premium ones).

all the while, this would imply that there'd be some type of benefits for actually adding ones personal/private prompts to the site. currently there isn't. there would have to be for this to make sense.

regardless, as a general improvement to the site i'm thinking of allowing users to add prompts directly. currently it's possible to create a PR in the github repo to have prompts added but basically noone has done this (actually only 1 person so far). the github PR approach works for technical folks but not for others. the thinking is to make it accessible to all. pretty sure the site would get more prompts added with this, which would benefit all of us...

[unkempt gull]

hmm... would anyone actually donate though? i'm thinking the effort involved in setting this up would be better spent on other general improvements (that could include adding some premium features).

the "premium feature" route might be the best path forward here...

• private prompts (given the above discussion might seem counter intuitive to the spirit of the site...)
• email notifications for new prompts (with ability to narrow them to certain categories)
• ability to create prompt collections (maybe this should be available to all users, not just premium users, since the more the better?)
• browser plugin that would allow injecting prompts into OpenAI's chat input
• other?

[tall knoll]

Thank you it's very cool !

[mighty hatch]

I like free prompts but you have to remember: Prompt Engineer is a real job already. See it from this perspective: Would you want you’re self written Programm to be given out for free? In the end code is really the same as prompts. Just „code for gpt“.

[violet wadi]

Give the man some dollars then

[half magnet]

thank you!!!! 🙂

[quartz solstice]

real 160 stars

[fossil bear]

Thank you

[lilac mist]

good idea

[knotty dagger]

how do i get it

[foggy fjord]

@violet wadi

[unkempt gull]

can't share links here, google the name and it should be the first result