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Prompt Builder is an ergonomic tool for creating long, complex prompts for LLMs. Whether you're coding, journaling, or writing a novel, Prompt Builder helps you pull together multiple files, transcripts, images, and snippets all in one prompt—without the headache of manually copying and pasting content or worrying about token counts.
If your workflows involve lots of reference material—like dozens (or hundreds) of local files, docs, transcripts, PDFs, images, or even random YouTube tutorials—Prompt Builder helps you quickly compile them into a single prompt. This is especially useful for:
Prompt Builder’s biggest value prop: Ergonomics for building longer and better prompts. Instead of juggling different notes, articles, video transcripts, and so on, you do it all in one place—and you see your approximate token usage in real time.
I plan to add official builds for Windows/Linux in the future, but for now, macOS is the primary development and test environment.
