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Smartcly

Guided questions that turn ideas into pro prompts

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Turn vague ideas into consultant-grade prompts. You choose the depth—SmartCly asks a few fast, guided questions to capture missing context and lock in the outcome, then generates a structured, copy-paste prompt for any AI. Save templates, reuse your best workflows, cut retries, boost productivity, and get better outputs—faster.
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Agustin Fojo
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Hey PH fam! 👋 Agustín here, co-founder of SmartCly. If you use AI for real work, you’ve probably felt this: you know what you want… but the output doesn’t meet your expectations because your prompt is missing context. We built SmartCly to fix that. SmartCly turns a rough idea into a consultant-grade prompt — by asking the right questions and generating a structured prompt you can copy-paste into any AI. Unlike “prompt tips” or long tutorials, SmartCly does the work for you: Choose how deep you want to go (0–40 guided questions) Answer quickly (or skip for speed) Get a prompt with goal, audience, constraints, format, quality criteria, and verification Copy → paste into your favorite AI 🔥 So what’s new in SmartCly? Depth control (0–40 questions): fast mode or maximum precision Consultant-style structure: no more guessing what details to include Copy-paste ready output: designed to work across different AI tools Saved prompts & reuse: keep what works and iterate faster Freemium + simple pricing: Free plan / Pro $4 / Premium $8 💡 What are people using SmartCly for? Work & business Strategy docs, SOPs, meeting briefs, email sequences Product specs, user stories, launch plans, competitor analysis Study & learning Study guides, summaries, practice questions, explanations by level Content Video scripts, hooks, captions, blog outlines, ad copy, UGC briefs 👥 Who is SmartCly for? Founders & operators who want better AI outputs without spending hours on “prompt engineering” Students and creators who need clarity + structure fast Anyone tired of retries, vague answers, and wasted time/tokens I’d love your feedback: What do you use AI for most? Do you prefer speed (0–10 questions) or precision (20–40)? What would make this a daily tool for you? Thanks for checking out SmartCly — I’ll be here all day replying and shipping improvements. 🚀
Mateo Cohen
Hey PH! 👋 I’m Mateo Cohen, the other co-founder of SmartCly. Just wanted to say a huge thank you for the support and the — it really means a lot for a small team shipping fast. A quick note on why we built SmartCly: we noticed most “bad AI answers” aren’t an AI problem — they’re a missing-context problem. So we built a workflow that helps you capture the right details quickly, then outputs a structured prompt you can reuse anywhere. If you have 30 seconds to help us improve, we’d love your take: • What’s the #1 thing you use AI for (work / study / content / business)? • Do you want SmartCly to be faster (fewer questions) or more precise (deeper guidance)? • What’s one feature that would make you upgrade to Pro/Premium? Thanks again — we’re here listening and shipping updates. 🚀 — Mateo Cohen, Co-founder of SmartCly
Juan gonzales

Congrats Smartcly team for the lunch! 🚀 You can tell SmartCly is built by someone who actually uses AI for real work — the problem you’re solving (weak outputs because prompts miss context) is exactly what wastes the most time.

What I use AI for most: work + business. Mostly strategy docs, proposals, SOPs, product specs, quick research, and writing (emails/landing pages/short scripts).

Speed vs precision: for daily use I’d pick speed (0–10) for ~80% of cases (fast iteration), and precision (20–40) when it’s costly to be wrong: specs, launches, decisions, briefs for others.

A quick questions:

  1. Are you planning to launch a Chrome extension?

Agustin Fojo

@juan_gonzales12 Thanks a ton! 🙌 That’s exactly the split we designed for — speed for daily iteration, and precision when it’s expensive to be wrong (specs, launches, briefs).

On your question: yes, a Chrome extension is on our roadmap. The goal is to bring SmartCly into the places people already work (AI chat tools, docs, Notion, etc.) so you can run the guided flow without switching tabs. No ETA yet, but it’s one of the most-requested next steps.

Walter

Congrats on the launch! This is super useful. I genuinely love the “consultant-grade prompt” approach because it solves the real problem: missing context, not “bad AI.” The depth control is a killer feature.

To answer your questions:

  • What I use AI for most: product specs & user stories, SOPs/process docs, meeting briefs, and client-facing proposals/emails. Anything where structure + clarity matters.

  • Speed vs precision: I’d use 0–10 for quick drafts and daily ops, and 20–30 when the output matters (client deliverables, specs, important decisions).

  • What would make it a daily tool: a few “one-click” templates by role (PM / Sales / Ops / Support), a simple team library to reuse/share prompts, and a way to save favorite settings (my default depth + tone + output format).

Two quick questions (simple ones 🙂):

  1. Can I save my default depth (e.g., always start at 10 or 20)?

  2. Do you plan to have a Chrome extension?

Agustin Fojo

@waltermaker Thank you so much — really appreciate the detailed feedback 🙌 And you nailed it: it’s usually missing context, not “bad AI.”

On your questions:

1) Default depth / saved settings: Not yet, but it’s absolutely on our roadmap. We want you to be able to set a default starting depth (e.g., 10 or 20) and save preferences like tone + output format, so it feels instant for daily ops.

2) Chrome extension: Yes — it’s planned. The goal is to bring SmartCly into the places you already work (AI chats, docs, email) so you can run the guided flow without switching tabs.


Also +1 on your “daily tool” list: role-based one-click templates and a team/shared library are exactly the direction we’re heading.