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Prompt Collector Pro lets you save the texts and prompts you use most and drop them into any field in your browser — email, help desks, chats, forms — by typing a shortcut like ;refund. Organize with folders and tags, rewrite tone or translate with Chrome's on-device AI, and keep everything private: no account, no tracking, nothing leaves your device. Free.

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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm the maker of Prompt Collector Pro. I built it after watching support and sales folks retype the same replies dozens of times a day — copy-pasting from scattered docs, losing tone and consistency. So: save your most-used texts once, then type a shortcut like ;refund in ANY text field (Gmail, help desks, LinkedIn, forms…) and the full text drops in. A few things I cared about: • Private by design — no account, no tracking, everything stays on your device. • On-device AI (Chrome's built-in) to rewrite tone/length or translate — zero servers, zero cost to you. • Actually free — the whole core is free forever. To make it useful on day one, I also put together a free pack of 55 customer- support reply templates that import in one click: It's my first extension and I'd genuinely love your feedback — what would make you use something like this every day? What's missing? I'll be here all day answering everything 🙏

Love the on-device privacy angle and the folder organization. One thing that would really help me: a way to share a shortcut set with a teammate without exporting the whole thing. A simple "send this folder" link would make onboarding new folks painless and keep the no-account promise intact.

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 Thank you, this is exactly the kind of feedback I was hoping for 🙏 You've put

your finger on the tension I keep circling: letting someone share a folder with a

teammate without forcing everyone into an account or exporting the whole library.

A lightweight "share this folder" link is very much where I want to take this —

one-click onboarding for a teammate while keeping the local-first, no-account feel

intact. It's not in today's version yet, but you've just made the case for it a

lot stronger.

Quick question while I have you: would you want a shared folder to stay read-only,

or be editable by whoever you send it to?