I'm the maker of Qubicrab. I built it because I was tired of losing my best prompts across dozens of ChatGPT conversations, Notion pages, and random text files. The problem: As AI tools became central to my workflow, I realized prompts are code! They need version control, organization, and a way to share them without copy-pasting. What Qubicrab does: 📁 Save & organize prompts in collections with tags and model metadata 🔀 Version control: every edit creates a new version with full history 🔗 Share with one-click links, password protection, and ref code tracking 📊 Analytics: see who's viewing your prompts, from where, and when 🔍 Discover: explore public prompts from other creators 🖥️ CLI tool: manage everything from your terminal What makes it different: The CLI has a --json flag that outputs structured data, so your AI agents can search, read, and save prompts autonomously. Your prompts become a shared resource between you and your tools. It's free to start with unlimited public prompts, no credit card. Pro unlocks unlimited private prompts, lifetime analytics, and the JSON output for AI agents. I'd love to hear how you currently manage your prompts and what features would make Qubicrab useful for your workflow. Happy to answer any questions! 🦀

Qubicrab

AI prompt management with versioning, analytics & CLI

AI prompt management with versioning, analytics & CLI