I m convinced the best marketing is just focusing on your users.

Learning from them, and then optimizing the hell out of it, to keep them happy.

This weekend, I went through reviews for @Pretty Prompt, and a few of them made me smile :)

We experimented with a lot of layouts, buttons, and UI flows eventually we landed on a cleaner UI that feels lighter, faster, and more focused.

Sometimes the best UX improvements come not from adding more, but from removing what s in the way.

A fresh batch of quality-of-life upgrades just rolled out. All focused on helping all of us prompting more and more, stay organized, move faster, and keep your best prompts at hand.

Here s what s new:

Prompt Folders (in the Extension!)
The same clean UI you use in the Web App, now available right inside the extension. It's really handy when trying to find the right prompt at the right time.

Feels great to wrap up another Launch Week with three more updates!

I was speaking with my Co-Founder, and yes, big features are exciting. But quality-of-life improvements are what make the product feel great every single day, and get people coming back to use it.

Hard to believe, but you can now Refine prompts and get your Saved prompts on any website .

One of the biggest requests from users has been making it easier to refine prompts without losing context, and to access saved prompts without switching tabs. Video here.

This week I've been sharing some of the latest updates on Pretty Prompt! And today's feature might be the most powerful one yet...

Something I heard from a lot of people:

Once you re deep into a chat, follow-ups shouldn t feel like starting from scratch.