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Prompts

Prompts

A writing app that doesn’t write for you

11 followers

Writing is one of the easiest ways for us to translate ambigous ideas and thoughts into tangingle form. Yet, it's become popular to outsource writing to AI tools. Apps that finish our sentences, smooth away uncertainty, and sound confident for us. Prompts isn't that kind of app. It doesn't generate content for you. It doesn't optimize your words or try to sound impressive. Instead, it asks quiet, thoughtful questions exactly when you need them. So you can keep writing, in your own words.
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What do you think? …

Tanner Christensen
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built Prompts because writing is how I think, but it’s also where I've learned to doubt my ideas the fastest. I noticed that most of the writing I started but never finished wasn't necessarily bad or off base. I usually found myself stop writing because I felt the writing was getting too real, uncertain, or confusing. As AI writing tools have become better at finishing our thoughts for us, I found myself wanting the opposite: a tool that helps you stay with your own thinking instead of replacing it. Prompts offers quiet, thoughtful questions at the exact moment you're most likely to need them, you can keep writing. But there's a longer story behind this launch. The original version of Prompts launched in 2013! Over the years, the app has been featured by Apple, used by educators and professional writers, and adopted by hundreds of thousands of people. This new version was rewritten from scratch. With an evolved, intelligent algorithm, a Mac-first experience for serious writing, and seamless syncing to iOS. The biggest change, though, is philosophical: more restraint in features, care and craft, and more focus for writers. Prompts is entirely free. No ads, no subscriptions, and I plan to keep investing in it with frequent updates and new features over the coming months. I'd love to hear how others here think about writing, voice, and AI tools that support rather than replace.
Alexandr Cizek

@tannerc that's a nice approach! I like the fact that it helps you to write and gives you insights rather than giving you the whole thing for you to copy and paste! I am afraid that AI content is starting to dominate and in 3-5 years I think even the best writers will be outmatched and after that it will mainly be about the idea for the text rather than its format. Great job though!

Derek Cheng

Congrats on the launch, Tanner! I'm excited to try this specifically for brainstorming. I tend to do that in docs vs others who like more visual approaches.