Your team's prompts should outlive any single employee.
A shared prompt library with roles, departments, and permissions. Everyone sees what they need. Nobody accidentally nukes the client folder.
See it in action
The difference between chaos and clarity
One of these teams ships faster. Guess which one.
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Prompts live in personal accounts
Sarah has hers in Notion. Jake uses Google Docs. The intern? Sticky notes. Actual sticky notes.
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No sharing, no standards
Everyone writes their own version of the same prompt. Three people, three different "product description" templates. None of them great.
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Someone leaves, prompts vanish
Your best prompt engineer quits. Takes six months of refined prompts with them. You discover this on a Friday at 5pm.
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Onboarding? What onboarding?
"Where's the prompt for client X?" asked every new hire, every day, for three weeks straight.
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One shared library, zero excuses
Every prompt lives in one place. Searchable. Filterable. Owned by the company, not by Karen's personal Gmail.
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Roles that make sense
Owners control billing. Admins manage the library. Members create and edit. Nobody accidentally deletes the entire client folder.
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Departments keep things tidy
Marketing sees marketing prompts. Design sees design prompts. No more scrolling through 200 prompts to find the one you need.
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Day-one productivity
New hire signs in, sees every prompt organized by department and client. "Where's the prompt for...?" becomes "Oh, there it is."
Built for teams that actually work together
Not "collaboration" as in "we shared a Google Doc once." Real collaboration with real guardrails.
Three roles. Zero confusion.
Owner, Admin, Member. Each role sees exactly what they should. Owners handle billing and big-picture decisions. Admins manage the library. Members create and iterate. Simple enough that you won't need a 40-page access control document.
- Owner controls billing and workspace settings
- Admins manage prompts, departments, and members
- Members create and edit prompts safely
Marketing prompts for marketing people. Imagine that.
Create departments that mirror your actual team structure. Marketing, Design, Content, Engineering — whatever your org chart looks like. Users can belong to multiple departments, because apparently "Content Marketing" is a thing now.
- Create unlimited departments
- Users belong to multiple departments
- Filter prompts by department instantly
Type an email. Click send. Done.
No invite codes. No "ask your admin to provision your account in the SSO portal." Just type their email, pick a role, and they're in. We made it easy because we've suffered through the alternative.
- One-click email invitations
- Assign role during invitation
- Track pending invitations
Invite Team Member
New hire on Monday. Productive by Monday.
No more "shadow Sarah for two weeks to learn how we do prompts." New team members accept the invite, land in the workspace, and see every prompt organized by department and client. The entire institutional knowledge of your prompt game, available from minute one.
- Guided multi-step onboarding flow
- Auto-assigned to relevant departments
- Full prompt library access from day one
Up and running in three steps
No consultants. No migration. No "implementation timeline."
Create your workspace
Sign up, name your company, pick your plan. Takes about as long as ordering a coffee. Less, if you're one of those complicated-order people.
Invite your team
Type their emails, assign roles. They get a link, they click it, they're in. Nobody needs to "reach out to IT" for this one.
Set roles & departments
Organize people into departments, set permissions, and start building your prompt library. The team can start creating prompts immediately.
The numbers don't lie
What happens when your team actually shares prompts instead of hoarding them.
Less time searching for prompts
Faster onboarding for new hires
Prompts lost when someone leaves
Average setup time per team member
Your team deserves better than a shared Google Doc.
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