PQS 23 (F) - prompt from www.reddit.com

The prompt

Real talk — how many times have you written a perfect prompt, got amazing results, and then completely lost it a week later?

I was keeping prompts in Apple Notes, random .txt files, a Google Doc that became 47 pages of chaos, and honestly just trying to remember them. It was a mess.

So I built **PromptNest**. It's basically Notion meets Raycast but specifically for prompts.

**The stuff I actually use daily:**

→ Variables that actually work. Write `{{topic}}` or `{{tone:professional|casual|spicy}}` and it asks you to fill them in before copying. No more "oh crap I forgot to change the client name"

→ Global shortcut. I hit `Cmd+Option+P` from literally anywhere, search my prompts, copy, done. Never leave the app I'm working in

→ Everything's just markdown files on my computer. No cloud, no account, no "we're pivoting and shutting down in 30 days" nonsense

→ Organize by projects. Work prompts stay separate from my "help me write a passive aggressive email to my landlord" collection

**It's free. Mac version is live now.**

Windows coming soon. Also working on a prompt library/marketplace and a way to run prompts directly from the app.

Would love to know:

* What's your current prompt storage situation? (chaos gang rise up)
* What features would make you actually use something like this?

Drop a comment, roast me, whatever. Just want to make something actually useful.

The tool is free so I hope it will not be consider as a promotion :-) 

You can search by getpromptnest in any search engine.