A software macro pad for AI prompts
A macro pad is a small board of buttons, each one doing a thing you would otherwise do by hand many times a day. People who edit video or stream use them for exactly that reason: the work that repeats should be one press, not ten.
Working with AI repeats too. Most people ask for the same handful of things over and over: research this, rewrite it, make it shorter, explain it simply, check it over. Each time that means finding the words, typing or pasting them, and putting the text you want worked on after them.
Why buttons on your screen
A software macro pad puts those buttons where your cursor already is. There is nothing to plug in, nothing to learn to press without looking, and it comes with you from a laptop to a desktop to a phone.
Prompt Petal keeps your prompts on a small flower button that floats on your screen. Click it and they open around it as petals. Pick one and it lands in whatever you are typing in, with anything you selected folded into it.
Buttons that do more than type
With Pro a petal can also open a link with your selection in it, open an app or run a Shortcut, and a prompt can send itself the moment it lands in a chat box. Apps can have their own petals, so ChatGPT and Mail each get the buttons that make sense there, and a group puts several ways of doing one thing behind a single petal.
On every device
Prompt Petal runs on Mac, Windows, iPhone, iPad and Android. On a phone your prompts are a keyboard. With Pro the same prompts are on all of them, and on a Mac they are also available to AI apps that speak MCP.