Git for your prompts. With a cost meter.
Save, version, and reuse the prompts that work — and see what each one costs before you hit send. Across Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and more. Local-first, so your prompts never leave your Mac.
Local-first. Your prompts never leave your Mac.
Free tier · Pro from $8/mo
Built for developers, founders, researchers and AI power users.
Three things that turn prompts into assets.
The tracker is the way in. The point: your prompts become measurable, reusable, and worth keeping.
Every prompt, every revision, like code.
Save a prompt and PromptAware keeps the history. Compare versions with a clean diff, roll back, and reuse exactly what worked.
See the cost before you send.
Live token counts and a cost estimate as you type — with the expensive parts of a prompt highlighted in place.
Watch what you’ve saved add up.
Trim costly patterns without losing quality, and track the savings as they accumulate, week over week.
AI work is scattered, and the cost is invisible.
If you use AI seriously, the tools are powerful but the workflow around them is messy. The expensive parts are hidden, and the useful parts keep slipping away.
Work spread across too many tools
Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex — nothing connects the prompts you write across them.
Cost and limits are opaque
You usually find out what a prompt cost only after you’ve sent it, if at all.
Good prompts get lost
Your best prompt is buried somewhere in a chat thread you’ll never scroll back to.
The same prompts, rewritten
You retype slight variations of work you’ve already done, again and again.
No history of what worked
There’s no way to compare versions or see which change actually improved a result.
Rate limits at the worst time
They appear mid-flow, with no warning, exactly when you’re in the middle of something.
Not another dashboard. A workspace for prompts.
PromptAware sits quietly alongside the tools you already use and turns the prompts you write into something durable.
What it isn’t
- A chatbot or another model to talk to
- A replacement for Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor
- Just another usage dashboard
What it is
- A calm desktop companion for AI work
- A prompt memory layer that never forgets
- A cost-intelligence layer for every prompt
- A version-control layer for your prompts
“Your prompts should be treated like code: versioned, measured, improved, and reusable.”
Three steps, then it compounds.
The tracker is the way in. The value builds as your prompts turn into a measured, reusable library.
- 01
Compose or capture a prompt
Write directly in PromptAware’s composer, or let it watch supported surfaces and pull prompts in as you work.
- 02
Predict and understand token cost
PromptAware estimates the cost before you send, highlights the expensive parts, and shows what’s driving usage.
- 03
Save, optimise and reuse
Prompts become versioned assets — with history, suggested improvements and a library you can reuse.
Honest note: early access starts with a focused set of integrations and grows from there. See supported tools for what’s live first and what’s planned.
Plus the bits that make it a workspace.
Two-column diffs
See exactly what changed between any two versions of a prompt.
Prompt library
Organise, search and reuse your best prompts in one calm place.
Cost-driver heatmap
Spot the expensive spans inside a prompt at a glance.
Clipboard hotkey
Capture a prompt from anywhere with a single shortcut.
Multi-tool workflow
Works alongside Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and more.
Weekly insights
A calm weekly summary of usage, savings and trends.
Works with the tools you already live in.
We’re honest about support levels. Some integrations are part of early access; others are planned. We’ll never imply something is live when it isn’t.
- ClaudeEarly access
- ChatGPTEarly access
- GeminiPlanned
- CursorPlanned
- Claude CodePlanned
- CodexPlanned
- AntigravityPlanned
Anthropic and OpenAI API mode (opt-in) and a universal clipboard hotkey work across any tool today. Planned support means we intend to build it, not that it’s available yet — support level may vary by platform.
A quiet companion, not spyware.
PromptAware is designed to be a quiet companion, not spyware. Capture is opt-in, permissions are explicit, and unsupported tools are shown honestly.
Opt-in capture
Nothing is captured until you turn it on — and you decide that surface by surface.
Local-first by design
Your prompts live in an encrypted database on your Mac. There’s no cloud storage of your prompt content.
Reads only the prompt box
The browser helper never touches cookies or other pages — only the prompt field — and only talks to the local app.
Honest about support
Unsupported tools are shown plainly, with clear permissions. We don’t fake what isn’t there.
One-click purge
Delete everything PromptAware holds, instantly, whenever you want. It’s your data and your call.
No manipulative nudges
No dark patterns, no guilt-trips, no noise. A companion is supposed to be calm.
Pay only if it earns its place.
Simple, honest pricing — plus an early-access window with a founder deal that won’t come back.
Free
For trying PromptAware and lighter use.
- In-app composer
- Live token counts
- A handful of saved prompts
Pro
Most popularFor daily AI work.
- Unlimited prompt library
- Full cost prediction
- Savings insights
- Version history & diffs
Founder Lifetime
First 100 · pre-launchPay once, keep Pro for life.
- Everything in Pro
- Lifetime updates
- Founder badge & input
Founder seats
100 founder seats. When they’re gone, lifetime goes away — Pro becomes $8/mo for good. Available only during the pre-launch → launch window, then retired permanently.
Early-bird annual
Join before launch and lock in $60 for your first year, versus $96 standard annual.
No checkout yet — tell us your intent on the list and we’ll prioritise founder seats. Founder-seat and paid-intent signups are first in line for the private beta.
Join early access
Join early access and tell us whether this is just interesting — or something you’d actually pay for.
Founder-seat and paid-intent signups are prioritised for the first private beta batches.