I did not plan to build a prompts tool.
I was just someone using AI every day, testing ideas, writing prompts, and trying to get better outputs. Over time I noticed something frustrating. The prompts that worked best were always the hardest to find later. They were buried in notes apps, chat threads, and random documents. I was spending more time searching than creating.
That was the real trigger. Not a big vision. Just a small daily pain that kept repeating.
So I built a simple way to save prompts right where I use them. No switching tabs. No messy folders. Just one place to store, search, and reuse what already works. Later, I added a dashboard and a shared library so others could do the same and learn from prompts people around the world are testing.
Leaked Prompts is still early. It is in beta and free for now. I am building it in public, improving it as I use it myself. If you work with AI often, I hope this saves you time and helps you do better work without losing your best ideas along the way.
