PromptFolder is prompt storage done simply: save prompts, sort them into folders, edit them, and browse what other people are using. A Chrome extension puts the library inside ChatGPT itself so a saved prompt is one click away rather than a tab switch and a paste.
The extension is the whole argument. Prompts kept in a notes app or a spreadsheet are technically saved and practically never reused, because the friction of going to find one exceeds the effort of retyping it. Putting the library where the work happens is what makes the difference between a stored prompt and a used one.
Free tools sit alongside it: a Midjourney prompt generator, a ChatGPT detector and a YouTube summariser. Signup is free but no paid tiers or figures are published, the Chrome extension ties the best of it to one browser, and a shared trending library is a starting point rather than something tuned to your work.
