Stop retyping the same prompts
If you use ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini every day, you probably type the same instructions every day too. Make this shorter. Explain it like I am new to the topic. Turn these notes into an email. Each one is only a sentence, and together they are a surprising amount of typing.
Where prompts usually live
Most people keep their good prompts in a notes app, a document or their head. Using one means switching to it, finding it, copying it and switching back, which is why the good version often loses to a quick, worse one typed from memory.
Keep them where you type
Prompt Petal keeps your prompts on a flower button beside your work. Select the text you want worked on, click the button, pick a prompt, and the finished instruction lands in the chat box, with your selection inside the prompt. On a phone the same prompts are a keyboard.
Lite holds five prompts to use as often as you like, and you can edit them or write your own. Plus holds as many as you like, groups variations under one petal, gives each app its own set and keeps them the same on every device.