ApplicationsPromptMaker — one sentence in, a professional prompt out
PromptMaker — one sentence in, a professional prompt out
Say what you need in plain words and get a finished prompt for any of 13 AI tools, written by that particular tool’s rules.
What it is
Every AI tool has its own prompt dialect: what produces a good result in one gives rubbish in another, because it expects a different word order, different keys and a different length. A person who just wants a picture or a clip should not have to know thirteen of those dialects.
The program translates between them: in goes an ordinary sentence in your own language, out comes one finished prompt assembled by the chosen tool’s rules. That rulebook, 185 KB of it, lives inside the program itself: it works with no internet and does not depend on whether somebody else’s service is up today.
Specifications: a desktop application in Electron, with the installer and the icon built, and a Russian interface. Where it stopped is stated plainly: parts 7 and 8 — subscription and payment — are frozen. This is a working tool in use rather than a finished product, and it is presented here as exactly that.
Nearby work
Atlas — the whole history of the world in one appCountries, empires, rulers and family trees from 10000 BC to today: a path through 12 eras, a globe, a game layer and a guide that answers in plain words. Works with no internet.
NEXUS — from zero to expert, as a gameA course in coding and working with AI laid out as a galaxy: 22 chapters, 220 lessons, and a sandbox where the code you write actually runs.
Nutri — eating well as a familyEating well as a family: the camera counts the plate, an AI dietitian remembers each person’s targets, and the menu is built around real supermarket prices.