You use ChatGPT for its logic. Claude for its nuance. Gemini for planning.
Perplexity for sources.
Your workflow is a mess.
Your best prompts—the ones you spent 20 minutes perfecting—are scattered across a dozen browser tabs, buried in chat histories you'll never find again. You know you had that perfect prompt for generating clean API documentation. Was it in ChatGPT? Claude? Three weeks ago or three days ago?
You're clicking through tabs like a detective at a crime scene. This isn't a workflow. It's chaos.
The Real Cost of Cross-AI Chaos
Let's be clear: using multiple AIs isn't the problem. It's smart. ChatGPT excels at structured logic and code. Claude handles long-form writing with unmatched nuance. Gemini shines at planning and analysis. Using each tool for its strengths is the mark of a power user.
The problem is what happens next.
Every time you switch tools, you lose your thread. That brilliant prompt you crafted for Claude last Tuesday? Gone. The exact phrasing you used in ChatGPT that finally got the code right? Vanished into a 47-page chat history.
This isn't just annoying. It's killing your productivity in three specific ways:
You waste time searching. Instead of working, you're on an archaeological dig through old conversations, trying to remember if it was "that Claude chat about email templates" or "that other Claude chat about email templates."
You waste time retyping. How many times have you recreated the same prompt from memory, only to get worse results because you can't remember the exact wording that worked?
Your quality becomes inconsistent. One day you get brilliant output. The next day, you can't replicate it because you don't have the original prompt. You're starting from scratch every single time.
The "Which AI Was That?" Problem
Here's the specific pain point that breaks the whole system:
You remember the prompt was good. You remember the output was perfect. You don't remember which AI you used.
So you check ChatGPT. Not there. You check Claude. Not there either. You check Gemini. Maybe it was Perplexity? By the time you find it—if you find it—you've burned 15 minutes and completely lost your momentum.
This is the cross-AI chaos tax. Every power user pays it. Every single day.
What You Need: A Central Library to Organize All Your AI Prompts
The solution isn't to stop using multiple AIs. The solution is to stop treating each one like an isolated island.
You need a single source of truth. A central library that captures every prompt, regardless of which AI you used, and organizes it automatically.
Not another manual system. Not another Notion database you'll forget to update. An actual, automatic library that does the work for you.
Here's what that library must do:
It must be automatic. Manual systems fail. If you have to remember to copy-paste your prompts into a doc, you won't. You'll do it for a week, then you'll get busy, and three months later you're back to chaos.
It must be searchable. A pile of saved prompts is just a different kind of mess. You need instant search that finds the exact prompt you need in seconds.
It must remember the source. This is critical. Every prompt must be tagged with which AI it came from. "ChatGPT, March 15th, 2:34 PM." No more guessing. No more "Which AI was that?" detective work.
It must keep context. Dates, timestamps, and AI sources aren't optional—they're essential metadata that turns a random collection into a functional, reusable library.
Why Manual Systems Always Fail
Maybe you've tried building this yourself. The Google Doc titled "AI Prompts." The Notion database you set up with good intentions. The Apple Notes folder that's now 73 items deep.
They all fail for the same reason: friction.
Every time you have a great AI conversation, you face a choice. Do you stop what you're doing, copy the prompt, switch to your doc, paste it, add tags, format it properly? Or do you just... keep working and tell yourself you'll organize it later?
You keep working. Obviously.
The only system that works is the one that requires zero effort. The library that builds itself while you work.
The Definitive Solution: Automatic Capture + Instant Search
Prompt Recall eliminates the cross-AI chaos problem completely.
It's a Chrome extension that automatically captures every prompt you submit to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and Grok. Every single one. No clicking. No manual saving. Zero extra work.
Each prompt is automatically tagged with three things: the AI site it came from, the exact date, and the precise timestamp. Your central library builds itself in the background while you focus on your actual work.
Need to find that prompt? Open the extension popup. Type a keyword. Instant results, with the AI source right there. "ChatGPT, March 15, 2:34 PM." You know exactly which conversation it came from.
One click copies the prompt. Paste it into any AI chat. Done.
It's the central command center you've needed since the day you started using multiple AIs. It finally solves the "Which AI was that?" problem for good.
Your Data Stays Yours
Here's what we won't do: send your prompts to our servers.
Your prompts are your intellectual property. They contain your ideas, your company's data, your creative process. They should never leave your control.
Prompt Recall uses Chrome's built-in, secure storage API. Your prompts are saved locally on your device and sync across your devices using your own Chrome account. They never pass through an external server. Not ours. Not anyone's.
Your data remains private and under your control. Always.
Stop the Chaos
You're a power user. You use the right AI for the right task. You craft careful prompts that get brilliant results.
The only thing holding you back is the chaos of managing multiple tools.
That ends now.
Install Prompt Recall for free and get your central AI library organized in seconds. Your prompts, automatically captured. Instantly searchable. Tagged by source. Private by design.
The age of AI chaos is over.
It's free to start, install Prompt Recall from the Chrome Web Store here →
