Prompt library

I keep track of [my client projects] in a spreadsheet with columns for [client name, project, status, and due date]. Build me an app that replaces it. Show everything in a sortable table, let me add and edit entries in a side panel, and put 3 summary cards at the top for [total projects, in progress, and overdue].

Build an app for [people who run small book clubs]. They can [add the current book, set a meeting date, and mark how far they have read]. The goal is [everyone showing up having read the same chapters]. Keep it warm and simple: one page, soft colors, no sign-up needed to look around.

Build an app where [my team requests time off]. The request form asks for [name, dates, and a reason], and everything submitted lands in a dashboard only I can see. Email me whenever a new request arrives, and let me mark each one approved or declined.

Build a private app that only I can log in to. I want to [log every book I finish] with [the title, author, a rating out of 5, and a short note]. Show them as a grid of cover cards, and let me filter by rating and search by title.

Build a [portfolio site] for [a freelance photographer]. One long scrolling page: a full-width hero image with my name over it, then a gallery grid, then a short about section, then a contact form that emails me. Make it feel like [Squarespace]: lots of white space, big type, almost no color.

Build an invoice tracker for a freelance [designer]. I create an invoice with a client, line items, and a due date, then mark it draft, sent, or paid. The home screen is a table of invoices with a colored status badge, and 3 cards above it for total outstanding, paid this month, and overdue. Let me download any invoice as a PDF.

Build a stock tracker for [a small coffee shop]. Each item has a name, supplier, current quantity, and a minimum level. Show a table sorted so anything below its minimum sits at the top, highlighted in red. Every Monday morning, email me a list of everything that needs reordering.

Build an internal tool where my team submits [IT support requests]. Anyone can file a request with a title, urgency, and description. Admins see every request on a board with columns for new, in progress, and done, and can drag cards between them. Everyone else only sees their own requests.

Build a time tracker where I start and stop a timer against a project, or add hours manually if I forgot. Show this week's total per project as a bar chart, and let me export any date range as a spreadsheet for invoicing.

Build a client portal for [a marketing agency]. Each client logs in and sees only their own projects, with the current status, the files I have uploaded, and a comment thread. They can approve a file or request changes. I get an admin view of every client in one place, and an email whenever someone comments.

Build a booking app for [a massage therapist]. Visitors pick a service, see only the time slots that are still open, and book with their name and email. Once a slot is booked it disappears for everyone else. Email the client a confirmation, and show me all upcoming bookings on a calendar.

Build an app where I fill in a short form about a project and get back a branded proposal I can send. Let me save reusable sections like my bio and my pricing tiers, edit the wording per client, and export the finished proposal as a PDF. Use my brand colors: [deep navy and warm orange].

Build an RSVP app for [small workshops]. I enter the event details once, then share a link. Guests RSVP with their name, a yes or no, and an optional note. I see every response in one dashboard with a running headcount, and I get an email each time somebody replies.

Build an internal help center where my team writes and searches short articles. Each article has a title, tags, a body, and a last reviewed date. The home page is a big search box with the most-read articles below it. Flag any article nobody has reviewed in 6 months so we know to update it.

Build a content calendar for [my newsletter and social posts]. Each item has a title, a channel, an owner, a status of idea, drafting, or published, and a publish date. Show it as a month calendar by default, with a list view I can switch to, and color each item by channel.

Build an app for [an online course] where I post weekly lessons with a video link and downloadable files. Each student logs in to their own dashboard, sees only the lessons released so far, and ticks off each one as complete. I can see how far along every student is.

Build a meal planner where I fill in a week of dinners from recipes I have saved, then generate one combined shopping list from whatever I picked. Let me tag recipes as [vegetarian, quick, or freezer-friendly] and filter by those tags. Show the week as 7 columns across the screen.

Build a habit tracker for [3 to 5 daily habits]. The main screen is one row per habit with the last 7 days as circles I tap to fill in. Show my current streak beside each habit and a monthly chart underneath. Make it feel like a friendly mobile app: big tap targets, rounded corners, one soft accent color.

Build a trip planner for [a 10-day road trip]. Each stop has a place, dates, where we're staying, and notes. Show the stops in order down the page as a timeline with a map above it. Let me share a read-only link with the people coming, so they can follow the plan without editing it.

Build a private app for tracking gift ideas. Each idea has the person's name, an occasion, a budget, a link, and whether I have bought it yet. Group the list by person, and show me how much I have spent per person this year.

Build an app that invents ridiculous names for [internet-famous pets]. I pick a vibe from [dignified, chaotic, or mysterious], press one big button, and get back a name plus a 2-line backstory written by AI. Huge playful type, one button in the middle of the screen, confetti when a new name appears.

Build an app that generates obviously fake, lighthearted conspiracy theories about [everyday objects], each with invented evidence and a nonsense chart. Include a randomize button and a share button that copies the theory to the clipboard. Style it like a 1970s government file: typewriter font, manila folder colors, stamped edges.

Build an app where I type in a quirky habit and it gets labelled a green flag, red flag, or beige flag, with an emoji rating and a short funny explanation written by AI. Save every verdict to a running feed at the bottom of the page so I can scroll back through them.

Add logins to my app. People sign in with email or Google, and from then on each person only sees the [projects] they created themselves. Make me the admin, so I can see everything and edit anybody's records. Everything already in the app should belong to me.

Add 3 roles to my app: admin, editor, and viewer. Admins manage everyone, editors can add and change records, and viewers can only read. Let admins invite somebody by email and pick their role.

Let people attach files to each [project]. Accept PDFs and images up to 10 MB, show them as a list of thumbnails with the file name and upload date, and let me delete one.

Let me upload a photo of a [receipt] and have AI read it and fill in the fields for me: [merchant, date, total, and category]. Show me the extracted values so I can correct anything before it saves.

Add a search box above my [orders] table that filters as I type, matching on [customer name and order number]. Beside it, add filter chips for [status] and a date range picker, and remember my last filter when I come back to the page.

Add a dashboard as my new home page. Across the top, 4 cards for [total revenue, new customers, open tickets, and average response time]. Below that, a line chart of [revenue by month] and a list of the 5 most recent [orders]. Everything reads from the live data in my app.

Tell people inside the app when something they care about changes. When [their request is approved, or somebody replies to it], leave them a notification they see the next time they open the app, showing what happened and linking straight to the record. Let them clear the whole list in one go.

Make my app work properly on a phone. Stack the columns into a single scroll, turn the top navigation into a bottom bar with icons, make every button big enough to tap comfortably, and make sure no table runs off the side of the screen.

Add friendly empty states everywhere my app can start out blank. When there are no [projects] yet, show one line explaining what the page is for and a button to add the first one, instead of an empty table.

Restyle my whole app to feel [calm and premium]: an off-white background, one deep [navy] accent color, generous spacing, and a serif font for headings with a plain sans-serif everywhere else. Keep the layout exactly as it is and only change the styling.

Make my [task board] feel like Linear: dark background, high contrast, tight spacing, almost no color except one accent. Keep my own wording and my own data exactly as they are.

The [settings] page feels cramped. Give it more room to breathe: group the options into 3 labelled sections, add more space between rows, and move the rarely used options into a collapsed advanced section at the bottom.

Add a light and dark mode toggle in the header that remembers what somebody picked. Make sure text stays readable in both, especially on cards and inside charts.

When somebody signs up, email them a welcome message straight away. Wait 3 days, then check whether they have [created their first project]. If they have not, send one short nudge with a link. If they have, do nothing.

Every weekday at 8am, email me a summary of what happened in my app yesterday: [new signups, new orders, and anything still unassigned]. Keep it to a short list I can read on my phone.

Check my [inventory] once an hour and message me only when [an item drops below its minimum level]. Include the item name and the supplier, and send nothing at all when everything is fine.

Add an AI assistant my [team] can chat with inside the app. It should be able to search our [projects], create a new one, and update a status, all from the chat. Give it a brief, friendly tone, and have it confirm with me before it changes anything.

When [somebody submits a new order], post it to my [#sales] Slack channel with the customer name, the amount, and a link to the record in my app.

Add a Summarize button to each [meeting note]. When I press it, use AI to produce 3 bullet points and a list of action items, then save that summary with the note so I can search it later.

Let people pay [29 dollars a month] to unlock [the pro features] in my app. After they pay, upgrade their account automatically and open up [the export and analytics pages]. Add a clear pricing page with 2 tiers and a short comparison.

Add a public landing page in front of my app for people who aren't logged in. A headline that explains what it does in one sentence, 3 benefit cards, a short FAQ, and a sign-up button in the header and again at the bottom. Match the colors the app already uses.

Set my app up to be found in search. Give every public page a clear title and description, add a sitemap, and make sure [the homepage] says what the app does in plain words near the top.

Add a feedback button that floats in the corner of every page. When somebody clicks it they can leave a short comment and optionally their email, and it all lands in a table only I can see.

Only change [the pricing page]. Don't touch any other page, the navigation, or my data. On that page, [change the middle plan to say Most popular and give it a highlighted border].

[The save button on the booking form] does nothing when I click it. It should [save the booking and show a confirmation message]. Find out why and fix it, then tell me what was wrong.

That was more than I wanted. Go back to [the single column dashboard] and instead just [add a date filter above the chart], leaving everything else exactly as it was.

My app looks like every other AI-built app. Give it a point of view: pick one distinctive accent color, one font pairing, and one consistent card style, then apply them everywhere. Swap the stock icons for something with more character and tighten up the spacing.

[The orders page] takes several seconds to load. Make it faster: load the first [50] rows and fetch more as I scroll, and show a loading skeleton instead of a blank screen while it works.

Review my app for anything a stranger could see or change that they shouldn't. Check that [only admins can reach the settings page], that people can only edit their own records, and that nothing sensitive shows before somebody logs in. Give me a list of what you find before changing anything.

Add hover effects so buttons gently lift when I point at them.

Add smooth transitions when I switch between tabs and sections.

Show a confetti animation when somebody completes [a task].

Show a brief toast in the corner confirming every save, instead of nothing happening.

Add a subtle loading skeleton where content is still arriving.

Use a rounded sans-serif font and a calm, muted color palette.

Add soft drop shadows around cards for a subtle sense of depth.

Increase the contrast between headings and body text so the hierarchy is obvious.

Use one accent color for anything clickable, and nothing else.

Give every page the same amount of space around the edges.

Use a clean, modern style similar to Notion.

Make it feel like a friendly mobile app, with large touch targets and playful icons.

Make it feel calmer: fewer items per row, more space between sections.

Make it feel more serious and premium, suitable for showing to a client.

Write all the button labels and empty states in a warmer, more human voice.