Qarta - Prompt Library & AI Chat Search

Stop retyping prompts. Save one, then put it back into your AI chat with a click — or just type "/". Past chats, searchable too.

Every week, do you write the same instructions again? The client email, the status update, the first draft. The wording drifts a little each time, and the version that worked best is nowhere to be found… Qarta keeps the wording that worked. To use it again, type "/" and a keyword in the message box. No mouse, no switching tabs. The good answers are findable too. Every conversation you open collects on your own machine, so "what did it say about that contract?" takes seconds instead of an afternoon. Free on all six major AI services. FREE • Keep up to 10 prompts. No account, no login • Recall them with "/" and a keyword, or from the one-click panel • Sends it for you right after inserting — switchable per entry • Opens in Chrome's side panel, beside the conversation • Search every saved conversation, by title or any word inside; file them into folders • Bring your history in from an official export file (two services supported) • 72 ready-made templates across six jobs, all readable and all yours to add • Select text anywhere, right-click, keep it • Carried between computers by Chrome's own sync • Write a backup out to a file and read it back • Three Pro features can each be tried once at no cost PRO — $10 a month, renews automatically, cancel anytime. Or $96 a year ($8 a month) • {{Blanks}} you complete just before sending, with dropdown choices, today's date and last-used values remembered • No limit on how many you keep • One prompt, sent to several services at once — the answers then read side by side on a single screen • Any thread kept as Markdown, and unlimited folders • Favourites pinned to the top • Hand a saved prompt to anyone with one link IT STAYS ON YOUR COMPUTER The conversations you read are saved on your computer, and nowhere else. The prompts you save travel on Chrome's own sync, the way your bookmarks do. Qarta has no server of its own, so we never see any of it — nothing is analysed, nothing is sold.