DRAFT. SHARPEN. SEND.

Prompy vague messy half-formed structured on-topic concise

Prompy rewrites your rough draft into a clear, well-structured prompt — right where you type, in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and more. Bring your own key or run a fully local model.

Free. You bring the API key. Works in your browser; desktop app on the way.

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Improvement styles: Detailed, Concise, Professional, Coding
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AI tools supported, plus any local model
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Servers. Keys stay on your device, encrypted at rest
#00.01How it works

Three keystrokes from rough to sharp

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Type a draft

Write your prompt however it comes out. Messy and half-formed is fine.

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Pause

Prompy streams a sharper, better-structured version into a quiet card beside your cursor.

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Replace

One click swaps it in. Or copy it, switch styles, generate another variation.

chat.example.com
PROMPY thinking
#00.02The cost

Vague prompts quietly burn tokens

A fuzzy prompt usually takes a few clarifying rounds and a redo. Every round costs more tokens than getting it right the first time.

Tokens to reach a good answer -74%
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Vague prompt1 vague + ~2 clarifying rounds + 1 redo
Sharp promptOne Prompy-optimized prompt

Illustrative estimate: assumes a vague prompt needs ~3 follow-up rounds. Actual savings vary by task and model.

#00.03Features

A short list of things it does well

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Any model, no lock-in

Claude, GPT, Gemini, Mistral, or fully local with Ollama or LM Studio. Bring your own key, swap providers anytime, or skip the cloud entirely. Prompy doesn't care which brain does the rewriting.

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Private by design

No accounts, no analytics, no middleman server. Your key lives on your device, encrypted at rest on desktop, and every request goes provider-direct. What you type is between you and your model.

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Four styles

Detailed, Concise, Professional, or Coding. Switch and re-run from the card.

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Conversation-aware

Reads the on-page chat so follow-ups fit what you're actually discussing.

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Multiple variations

Not sure? Generate a few alternatives and pick your favorite.

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Hotkey & right-click

Improve the focused field with a keystroke, or right-click any text.

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Streaming & fast

Suggestions appear token-by-token, with caching so repeats are instant.

Your keys never leave your device

Prompy has no backend and no database, so there's nothing to breach. Your prompts go straight to the provider you chose (or a model running on your own machine), authenticated with your own key.

your device prompt + your API key
the model you picked Claude · GPT · Gemini · Mistral · or local

prompy server doesn't exist — we never see your draft

+ Device-only API keys + Encrypted at rest (desktop) + 100% local mode + No tracking, ever
#00.04Styles

One draft, your way

The same rough idea — “make a prompt to help me write cold emails for my saas” — rewritten in each style.

#00.05Anywhere you prompt

For the sites we haven't added yet

ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and the other usual suspects are built in. But new AI tools land every week, and no list stays current.

So instead of a list, there's a shortcut. Focus any prompt field, press the keys, and Prompy wakes up for the rest of the tab — same card, same styles. It loads only when you call it and reads nothing in the background.

+ Shift + P

on Windows / Linux: Ctrl + Shift + P

#00.06Local mode

Or skip the cloud entirely

Point Prompy at a model running on your own machine (Ollama or LM Studio) and you don't need an API key, a network connection, or anyone's permission. Nothing else changes. Just zero dollars and zero packets leaving the laptop.

People reach for this when they're working with health records, customer data, NDA material, or anything where "this prompt is going to a third-party API" isn't a sentence they're willing to say. Also when they're on a plane.

Two minutes, three lines:

# 1. Install Ollama (ollama.com), then pull whatever you like
ollama pull llama3.2

# 2. In Prompy, pick "Local" and use this URL
http://localhost:11434/v1

# 3. Browser extension only — let it talk to Ollama
OLLAMA_ORIGINS=chrome-extension://* ollama serve

LM Studio works the same way at http://localhost:1234/v1 (CORS already on). The tutorial has the longer version →

GET STARTED

Live on the Chrome Web Store — free to use, bring your own key.