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For ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini
Softifacts keeps your prompts in Chrome's side panel, right next to the chat. Fill in the blanks, click Insert, and get back to the conversation. Your library syncs with the web dashboard, so it's ready on every computer.
The extension works without an account. Sign in when you want to sync.
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Write a [Tone: Friendly/Formal] reply to [Recipient name: e.g. John Doe] that thanks them and confirms [what was agreed].
Keep a prompt the moment you write one that works, or star a reply worth reusing.
Answer its blanks (tone, audience, topic) in a small form, with your last answers a click away.
One click puts the finished prompt in the chat box, ready to send.
Keep your library tidy, take it everywhere, and pass your best prompts on.
Sort prompts into colour-coded folders, and star the ones you reach for most so they're always at the top.
Send any prompt as a link. Whoever opens it can read it and save a copy to their own library in one click.
Browse prompts picked by Softifacts, and save any of them to your library in one click.
Sign in and your library follows you to every computer, and to the web dashboard.
Your prompts in Chrome's side panel, beside ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini.
Organise your whole library on a big screen, from any browser.
Signed out, the extension makes no network requests of its own. Signed in, it talks only to Softifacts, about your library. The answers it remembers for your blanks stay on your computer.
Install the extension, or start on the web. Your library goes where you go.