Prompts for AI models GPT, Claude and more. Save, automate

Ready-made prompts for AI models: ChatGPT, Claude, DeepSeek. Search, variables, favorites. No account.

Prompts for AI models — next to the chat, not buried in notes. Prompt Dock is a prompt manager that sits beside the message box in ChatGPT, Claude, DeepSeek and Qwen: find a prompt, fill in the fields, insert. No copying between tabs, no account — everything stays on your device. READY-MADE PROMPTS FOR EVERYDAY LIFE Fifty-one ready-made prompts across twelve topics. Not "a thousand lines for every occasion", but the things people actually repeat: • Social — a post about your own day, a selling post that does not push, a 30-second Reels script, a month of content ideas. • Images and video — prompts for pictures and photos to go with a post, a cover with a readable headline, a scene prompt for an image model, a product shot on a clean background, a 15-second shot list, a portrait in a given style. • Texts — a congratulation that sounds real, an Avito ad, a business letter that gets an answer, a reply to a review, a script for a hard conversation, proofreading, cutting a text down, a cold email, a marketplace product card, an event announcement, an about-me, an apology that repairs instead of grovelling, a thank-you without office speak. • Home — a week of meals, a recipe from what is in the fridge, gift ideas. • Money — a monthly budget, a decision about a big purchase, a subscription audit, a payment reminder that does not start a fight, a price-increase letter. • Study — explain something complicated in plain words, notes from an article or a video. • Work — CV bullets, a cover letter, meeting notes, interview questions, a salary conversation, agreeing extra scope on a project, plus four professional ones: an SEO brief, ad angles by awareness level, code review with severity levels, a macro from a real ticket. • Travel — a day-by-day route, a packing list. • Health — a beginner's training week, fixing sleep in a week. • Holidays, shopping, misc — a party plan at home, choosing a product, returning a faulty item, picking between options. Every prompt reads like a working instruction: the task, the order of steps, an example of a good answer, and a rule for when the input is missing. The model does not invent your numbers — if something is not there, it says so. This is not a pile of "best AI prompts for everything": when the exact one is missing, open a close template and rework it — generating a prompt from your own task beats hunting through someone else's list. SEARCH BY TASK, NOT BY TITLE Type "rewrite this email" or "meal plan for the week" and the panel scores matches on titles, tags and the full template text. Filter by topic to narrow the list, switch between ready-made prompts, your own prompt templates, recents, favourites and hidden ones, sort by relevance, usage or date. Save prompts you write yourself — they stay next to the catalogue. Variables turn a template into a form: up to nine fields, text inputs or dropdowns with options you define. Open a prompt and the fields appear above the chat box; the finished text goes in with every field already filled. No hunting for square brackets. Tone and a short profile about you are applied in one line at the end. Output language is a separate setting: an English prompt can answer in Russian, and the other way round. Prompts for images and video work the same way — you fill in the scene, the format and the style, the rest is already in the template. A PANEL THAT NEVER COVERS THE PAGE The panel opens in the browser's side panel: the chat narrows, the prompts sit next to it. Collapse it and a narrow rail keeps your prompt organizer — the library, favourites, your own prompts and settings — one click away. On a browser without a side panel, the same interface docks inside the page and shifts the content instead of floating on top. A small pill with the product name sits inside the page, to the left of the site's own header controls. It opens the same prompt library — ChatGPT prompts, Claude prompts, DeepSeek and Qwen in one list — and never fights with the sites' own buttons. Any template can be opened and copied in full, a public prompt can be forked into your own copy and edited, and the whole prompt library exports as JSON. Nothing is locked behind a licence: the catalogue is CC0. Think of it as the prompt manager you would build for yourself: one list, one search box, and every template one click from the message field. LANGUAGES The interface is translated into 55 languages, right-to-left layouts included, and follows the language you pick in the settings. The catalogue is translated too: a Russian user searches and reads in Russian, a Japanese user in Japanese. If a line is missing from a translation, it falls back to English instead of breaking the panel. PRIVACY AND PERMISSIONS No account, no sign-up, no cloud sync, no analytics. Prompts, lists, favourites and counters live in the browser's local database and never leave it. Export is a JSON file you keep; import restores it on another computer; deleting local data removes everything. It asks for four permissions and nothing else. Prompts, favourites and settings stay in a local database on your machine, not on a server. A context-menu item lets you save a selected fragment as a prompt. An address-bar keyword starts a chat with the text you type. The side panel is what shows the library without covering the page. Access is limited to the chats the extension supports — ChatGPT, Claude, DeepSeek and Qwen, including the Chinese version of Qwen. It cannot read your traffic, your accounts, your tab list or other websites. The extension does not touch your subscription limits: the daily cap belongs to the model you pay for. The AI prompts themselves are free — no subscription, no trial, and the whole catalogue is a free prompt library published under CC0. WHO IT IS FOR For anyone who writes the same thing every day: posts and congratulations, letters and replies to reviews, CVs and meeting notes, a week of meals and packing lists. For marketers, developers, support teams and teachers — the professional prompts are still there. For anyone who has typed the same paragraph into ChatGPT for the tenth time. WHY PROMPTS BEAT A NOTES FILE A note does not fill in variables, does not search by the meaning of the task, does not remember tone and does not put you one keystroke away from the input field. The difference between "I have prompts somewhere" and "I use prompts every day" is the distance between the note and the message box. WHAT IT IS NOT Not a marketplace, and it does not sell prompts. Not a chatbot and not a replacement for the model. The best prompts are not the longest or the cleverest: they are a clear instruction with real context, and everything here helps you produce one faster. A prompt — some call it an AI prompt, some call it a cheat sheet — is a role, a task, context and an answer format in one message. Crafting one once and saving it beats rewriting it every time; your own prompts for video, code or documents can live here too. Free, local, open catalogue under CC0, no watermark, no login wall. Install it, open the panel, pick a prompt, fill the fields and press Insert.