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Recho

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Your AI prompt manager. Save and reuse prompts across webs.

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Your AI prompt manager. Save and reuse prompts across webs.

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⌘K anywhere, not just inside the extension. Press ⌘K on any webpage and your entire prompt library appears instantly — right on top of ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini. No tab switching. No interruption. Most prompt tools lock your library inside a popup you have to go find. Recho brings it to you.

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Honest question for the AI power users here: how do you currently manage your prompts? I've seen people use Notion, Apple Notes, random txt files, browser bookmarks — or just rely on memory and rebuild every time. Recho started because I kept doing the last one. Rebuilt the same prompt from scratch at least a dozen times before I finally admitted I had a problem. Curious — is prompt management something you've ever actively thought about, or does it feel like overkill?

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Do you actually re-use your best prompts — or do they just disappear?

I've been using AI tools daily for over a year. And the pattern I keep seeing: you write a prompt that works really well, get a great output... and two weeks later you can't find it anywhere.

Browser history? Gone. Copy-paste notes? Scattered. That one ChatGPT thread? Buried.

The prompts that actually work are an asset but most of us treat them like scratch paper.

That's exactly what Recho is built to fix: a prompt library that lives in your browser sidebar, accessible anywhere with K, with the source platform recorded automatically.

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