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Turns a plain-language request into a refined AI prompt, plus tools to improve and store prompts you already have.
Prompt Engine takes a plain description of what you want and turns it into a more detailed prompt tuned for models like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Mistral, and also offers a separate tool to improve an existing prompt rather than write one from scratch. A prompt library lets you save and organize prompts you have generated or written. It also runs a set of narrower free generators aimed at specific tools, such as image-prompt helpers for ChatGPT and prompt builders tuned for coding assistants like Cursor and Windsurf. The product was created by Bernard Bado; no company name or headquarters country is disclosed beyond the founder's name. The core generator is usable for free in a limited form, with a paid monthly plan unlocking a much larger generation allowance.
The $19/month plan includes 1,000 prompt generations, prompt history, and priority support; narrower free tools remain usable without payment.
Use tool ↗A quick way to turn a vague idea into a usable prompt without learning prompt-writing techniques yourself, and the free specialized generators are enough to try before paying. The core value shrinks fast once you already know how to write a decent prompt, since the paid tier is really just volume rather than a qualitatively different capability.
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