Promptlyzer

👋 Hey everyone! We're really excited to share Promptlyzer with you today. We built Promptlyzer to make life easier for anyone working with LLMs—whether you're a developer, a prompt engineer, or part of a team experimenting with AI. It helps you test, debug, and version your prompts in a clean, organized way. You can clearly see what’s working, what’s not, and iterate much faster—without the friction. The idea for Promptlyzer came from our own workflow challenges. We found ourselves constantly versioning and testing prompts, spending too much time on deployments and writing extra code just to try small changes. So we created Promptlyzer to minimize that effort, make things easier, and help us measure and manage prompts more systematically—ultimately enabling us to build better, more reliable prompt systems. It’s also more than just a prompt playground. Promptlyzer acts like a DevOps tool for prompts—so when we update a prompt from the dashboard, we can instantly test it or push it to our prod, staging, or dev environments. That’s made a huge difference in how fast and confidently we can ship improvements. It’s simple to use, quick to set up, and something we genuinely rely on in our own projects. We’re excited to finally share it with the community and hope it helps others the way it’s helped us. We’d love to hear your feedback, ideas, or anything you think would make Promptlyzer even better. Thanks so much for checking it out! 🙏