⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The approval workflow is what sold our manager on it. We're a regulated industry so having a way for prompts to get reviewed before they go live team-wide was important to her. I didn't think much of it personally but she came back two days after I showed it to her and asked me to set up the whole team. The extension itself is smooth — I use Firefox exclusively and was glad it wasn't an afterthought like it is for some tools. Sidebar opens cleanly on Claude and ChatGPT and search is fast.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ what i like about it is it doesn't pretend to be more than it is. it's a prompt manager with a browser extension. it doesn't try to write prompts for you or add a bunch of AI features on top of AI features. it just stores your prompts and makes them easy to access. i've been burned by tools that overcomplicate a simple problem and this one didn't do that. been using it for about two months now, no issues, does exactly what i need

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I do a lot of content work and I have probably 30 prompts I use regularly — different formats for different types of writing, different tones for different clients, templates for briefs and outlines. Before this I had them in a Notion database which worked okay but switching between tabs constantly was genuinely annoying. The Firefox extension fixed that completely. I keep the sidebar open when I'm working and just grab whatever I need. The template variables are useful too — I have a client brief prompt where I just fill in the name and product and it's ready to go.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My team is small, just four people, but we all use AI tools differently and were constantly asking each other "what prompt do you use for X." Someone would share it in Slack, someone else would save it somewhere slightly different, and over time we just had a mess of slightly different versions of the same prompts floating around. Setting up a shared library took maybe 45 minutes total including arguing about how to categorize things. Now there's one version of each prompt, everyone can see it, and the sidebar makes it easy enough that people actually use it instead of just doing their own thing.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I've tried probably three or four prompt management tools over the past year and most of them had the same problem — they wanted to live in their own tab or their own app, completely separate from where I was actually working. This one figured out that the right place for a prompt tool is inside the AI tool itself. The sidebar approach sounds obvious in hindsight but nobody else was doing it properly for Firefox. Works great, loads fast, and the search is good enough that I can find what I need in a couple seconds.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ We work in a healthcare-adjacent space and data compliance is something we think about constantly. I was actually nervous about our team using AI tools at all because people don't always think before they paste something. The sensitive data blocking caught a few things in the first week alone — nothing catastrophic but exactly the kind of thing that could have been a problem. That feature alone justified the cost for us. The prompt library is great too but honestly the data protection is what made this a no-brainer.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The thing that gets me is how much time I didn't realize I was wasting. I'd open Claude, stare at the blank input for a second, then go find the right prompt somewhere — Notion, Slack, my own notes, wherever I'd saved it last. It sounds like nothing but when you're doing it five or ten times a day it adds up. Now the sidebar is just there. I search, I click, it's in the box. I've probably saved 20–30 minutes a day which sounds like an exaggeration but it really isn't.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I'll be honest, I was pretty skeptical when our team lead brought this up in a meeting. We already had like four "productivity tools" that nobody actually used consistently and I wasn't excited about adding another one. But she set up the workspace while we were still on the call and had us install the extension before we hung up. I think what made it stick is that it didn't ask us to change how we work — it just showed up inside the tools we were already using. Three weeks later I genuinely can't imagine going back to hunting through a shared doc every time I need a prompt

i work in legal and the approval queue before prompts go team-wide was the thing that got our manager to sign off on it. that feature matters more than people realize

i use claude for like 3 hours a day and having my prompts one click away has genuinely changed how my mornings go. small thing, real difference

our team lead made us all install it during a meeting and i was ready to be annoyed about it. turned out to be one of the more useful things she's made us do

my whole workflow used to be: open chatgpt, open notion, find prompt, copy, paste, close notion. now it's just: open chatgpt. sidebar's already there

showed this to my manager expecting a "we don't need another tool" response. she asked me to roll it out to the whole department instead. so that was a nice surprise

not perfect but nothing is. what i can say is i've been using it every day for six weeks and haven't had a reason to go looking for an alternative

our team lead made us all install it during a meeting and i was ready to be annoyed about it. turned out to be one of the more useful things she's made us do

i have a bad habit of rewriting the same prompt slightly differently every time and somehow getting worse results. this fixed that without me having to think about it

honestly didn't expect much but this has become one of those extensions i'd notice if it was gone. just makes the whole prompt thing less annoying.

The sidebar is clean and it actually works. That's all I needed.

My engineers stopped complaining about prompt inconsistency That alone tells you something. We had a problem where different engineers were prompting Claude completely differently for code review tasks and getting wildly inconsistent output. Shared library with the extension fixed that. Takes a bit to get everyone to actually install it but once they do, adoption is pretty natural.

Good for teams, okay for solo If you're on a team this probably makes a lot of sense. As a solo user I find the free plan a bit limiting at 25 prompts, and the Pro plan jumps to $9/month which felt steep for just one person. That said the extension itself is well-built — no bugs, loads fast, works on all the AI sites I use. Bumping to 4 stars if they add a better solo tier.

Good concept, still maturing Does what it says — prompts are accessible in the sidebar inside Claude and ChatGPT. I'd love better keyboard shortcuts and the ability to preview a template before inserting it. The core idea is strong and I'll keep using it, just hoping they keep improving the UX. Team behind it seems active based on the changelog.

Legal team uses this for contract review prompts We have about a dozen standard prompts for different types of contract clauses we run through Claude. Before this we had them in a Word doc that was always slightly out of date depending on who you asked. Now there's one version, it's approved, and anyone on the team can pull it from the sidebar in seconds. The approval workflow before publishing prompts is exactly what we needed. — A. Vasquez, legal operations

Switched from Chrome to Firefox and it followed me I moved back to Firefox a few months ago and was relieved this extension was available. Works the same as the Chrome version from what I can tell. Sidebar behaves well, no crashes, prompts sync across both browsers if you need it. Good cross-browser support is rarer than it should be for tools like this.