Promptexplorer: The Accidental Solution to My Never-Ending Prompt Problem
Hey there! I’m Abdul Alim ( Mohd Alim Farooq), and if you’re like me—someone who loves tech but could do without the hassle of writing the same prompts on repeat—then welcome! Today, I’m here to share the “why” and “how” behind Promptexplorer, my latest project that took my prompt-writing problem and turned it into a solution for all of us. (Spoiler: it’s free, and it’s fun to use.)
So buckle up as I share a little about my tech journey, how I stumbled into prompt engineering, and why Promptexplorer is the unsung hero we all needed.
The Struggle Was Real: How Prompt Writing Became My Personal Nightmare
It all started with TuitionVeda, my primary project and the one I’m most proud of. TuitionVeda helps students and parents find trusted tutors with reviews and ratings, so you know what you’re getting before you pay. In a world where good tutors are as rare as a weekend without deadlines, TuitionVeda helps people find the educational support they deserve.
Now, back to my problem: while working on TuitionVeda, I had to write prompts repeatedly. Not just a few times, but over and over again. Every day, I found myself typing the same queries and searches. Imagine the frustration—it’s like groundhog day but with fewer laughs and a lot more repetitive prompts.
ChatGPT to the Rescue: How I Built Promptexplorer (Without Knowing How to Code an Extension)
One day, I realized I needed something—anything—to save me from this endless prompt-writing loop. And, okay, confession time: I didn’t know how to develop an extension myself. But, like any modern developer, I called in reinforcements. Enter ChatGPT. With some friendly guidance from AI, I crafted a basic extension as a personal project to help me out with prompt-writing.
But here’s where it got interesting. I wasn’t the only one feeling prompt fatigue. As I talked to friends and colleagues, I realized that plenty of people struggle with writing professional prompts—some don’t even know where to start.
Promptexplorer: The Tool I Made for Myself but Shared with the World
Promptexplorer was my solution to a problem I thought only I had. It’s an extension that lets you select a category, choose a prompt, and have it copied to your clipboard, ready to go. No more typing, re-typing, or sighing. Just click, copy, and paste.
And, because I’m all about accessibility, it’s free. Why charge people for something that can make their lives easier? My mission was simple: take the hassle out of prompt-writing and make it as user-friendly as ordering pizza.
Who Is Promptexplorer For? (Spoiler: Everyone!)
So, who should use Promptexplorer? Well, if you’ve ever stared at the screen, wondering how to word a prompt correctly, this is for you. Or if you’re an AI enthusiast who’s just tired of typing, I made this for you too. Basically, if you use AI or ChatGPT at all, Promptexplorer is here to make your life a little easier and a lot faster.
Here’s the kicker: even if you don’t know much about prompt-writing, you’ll be able to get a professional result. It’s organized, it’s fast, and it takes the guesswork out of the process.
The Best Part: It’s Always Free (And Will Stay That Way)
Yep, you read that right. I’m committed to keeping Promptexplorer free. In my opinion, good tools should be accessible. So, I made this extension to solve a problem for myself and decided to share it for free with anyone who needs it. Because sometimes the best things in life (or at least in tech) really are free.
What’s Next for Me and Promptexplorer?
The future is looking bright! I’m excited to keep expanding Promptexplorer, adding new prompts, and maybe even giving it a sleek new design. For now, though, I’m just thrilled to have created a tool that makes AI prompts easier, faster, and, let’s face it, way less frustrating.
So, that’s me and Promptexplorer in a nutshell—a solution to a problem I never knew would be so universal. Give it a try, and let me know if it makes your prompt-writing as seamless as it made mine!