Tired of writing complex Prompts in the inbox, I built this tool that makes prompt insertion fast

I saved all of my favorite requests in the performance. But I notice every time I use it, there are many steps in the process. I have to open the term → copy → copy → to add chatt → insert →. If the input request is too long, it takes up too much space in the Chatgpt input and somehow distracts itself. Actually, I could live with it ... until a day I saved only disappeared from my notes. Maybe it's a mistake, maybe I accidentally deleted it, but it was gone. At that time I was crazy and couldn't stand it anymore. I think there has to be a better way to my requests and a faster, nicer way to call it when I need it. That's why I spent a few weeks building a product to achieve a better entrance experience, and it has changed the use of chatt and requests. It is super easy: you can give your preferred input requests and give you a custom abbreviation. If you need one, simply enter #shortcut in the chatt input field. If you click when sending, your stored input request will be injected right there. For example: #Facebook_Market_Prompt (content of the product information) or #explain_paper (enter the content of the academic paper) or #tran2eng (enter the content you want to translate) You can also combine severals. With this tool you can quickly search and paste and at the same time do not take up a lot of space in the inbox. It is not a big innovation (I saw a similar function in the LM studio), but it makes my life so much easier. I think his true value reminds us that we can remember our input requests somewhere and give ourselves a quick way to arrange them again every time, instead of rewriting or going through. I have some friends who use it and they have found many applications. Therefore, I have added a function with which users can share input requests to others - there are already dozens of useful community entry requests live. 👉 Promptcard.online 👉 In your opinion, the expansion is useful? Something I could improve? Feel free to check it. You can use it as your prompt data center and teach your entry requests to the community (you may be useful for others!). And feel free, your feedback in the - I would like to hear any thoughts.