Think better.
Keep your
data yours.
Free tools that turn rough ideas into prompts experts would write. Copy. Paste. Done.
Your words stay yours.
Your text never touches a server. The browser hides names and numbers before you send. No database stores your words.
A rough thought in. A clean prompt out.
The Effort-Free Workflow.
Eight tools. Three clear jobs.
Every tool below runs the same four steps. Frame. Validate. Execute. Refine. Each page labels the step so you know where you are.
The Architect
Build the perfect prompt. Role, task, tone, format - wired together in under a minute.
Efficiency
Generate invisible system rules. Set it once, every future chat obeys.
Automator
Translate manual work into Zapier & Make workflows. Describe, ship.
Tangible
The objective reality check for big ideas. No ego. No flattery.
Red Team
Stress-test your plans before executing. Adversarial. Honest. Named cases.
Sanitizer
100% local PII scrubber. Names, emails, companies → safe tokens.
New to AI? Start here.
A zero-jargon guide to taking your first step. No setup, no accounts, no assumptions about what you already know.
The engine behind the tools.
Two passes, not one
Most tools send your input to one AI call. This site uses two. The first call picks which knowledge fits your question. The second call writes the prompt using that knowledge. Haiku runs both. The library does the thinking.
Two passes, not one
Splitting the work keeps each call focused. The first call picks. The second call writes. Haiku is built for narrow tasks. Asking one call to choose knowledge and write prose makes both worse. Two passes cost a bit more. The output is sharper.
A curated library
A library of frameworks, mental models, and hard-won lessons sits behind every tool. Every prompt draws from it. You ask a question. The system pulls patterns that fit. You get back a prompt experts would have written.
A curated library
The library holds 70 chunks across four tiers. Frameworks. Craft. Domain. Failure modes. Each chunk is 200 words of distilled practice. No vector search. No magic. A small catalog picked with care beats a giant one searched blind.
Nothing leaves your computer
The browser redacts your text before it leaves your computer. Names, emails, and numbers turn into placeholders. The API sees the placeholders. The tracer records timing and token counts, not content. No user database exists. The site keeps no record.
Nothing leaves your computer
Redaction runs client-side in pure JavaScript. Fifteen detectors catch emails, phone numbers, names, card numbers, and more. You see every placeholder before you send. Anthropic holds traffic for 30 days to catch abuse, then deletes it. The site itself stores nothing.
Why this stays free
The system prompt that teaches Haiku how to behave is long. Without caching, every call would pay for those tokens. Prompt caching pays for them once. Every later call costs about 10% of the first. That is why the site stays free.
Why this stays free
The system prompt is about 3,000 tokens. It defines identity, contract, principles, and injection defense. Each tool has its own. Anthropic caches the prompt for five minutes. During a busy hour, the cache stays warm. That drops per-call cost from pennies to a fraction of a penny.
Jose Ortiz Flores built this site. The site shares the prompt patterns that make AI useful for real work and explains all AI related things to help everyone learn.