Efficiently manage your frequently used phrases, email templates, and AI prompts with this open-source text expander and snippet manager for Windows. Insert text into any application with ease: 1) Press CTRL + . 2) Select your phrase 3) Press Enter to insert. Save time and streamline your workflow, perfect for professionals handling repetitive tasks like writing, coding, and customer support.

PhraseVault stores your frequently used text - emails, code snippets, AI prompts, templates - and inserts them anywhere with one shortcut. Works across all apps on Windows and macOS. $29 one-time, no subscription. Source-available on GitHub.

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Hey Product Hunt! I'm Gerhard, a solo developer from Austria.

I built PhraseVault because I kept watching people - myself included - waste time retyping the same emails, support replies, code blocks, and AI prompts dozens of times a day. The tools that existed were either subscriptions ($100+/year), were overly complicated or hard to maintain.

PhraseVault is what I wished existed:

- 🔤 Store any text and insert it anywhere with Ctrl+. (or ⌘+.)
- 📋 Dynamic placeholders - dates, clipboard content, input prompts, dropdowns - all resolved on the fly
- 🔗 Nest phrases inside phrases for modular templates
- 💻 Works in every app - Word, Gmail, VS Code, ChatGPT, Claude Code CLI, Slack, everywhere
- 🔒 Your data stays on your machine. No cloud, no account, no tracking
- 📖 Source-available on GitHub - inspect every line of code

How it works:

Press Ctrl+. or ⌘+. to summon PhraseVault
Start typing to filter the stored Phrases, Prompts and Snippet list
Use the Arrow Keys to select a Phrase
Press Enter - done!

It's dead simple! It's $29 once per seat. No subscription, no device limits, no annual renewal.

For the PH community: use code PRODUCTHUNT for 20% off ($23.20) in february only.

I'd love to hear: what's the text you find yourself retyping most often? For me it was email signatures and git commit templates.