One button on Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and 21 other AI chats. It asks you a question or two, shows you what it understood, then writes the prompt for you, keeping your own words. You stop rewriting the same prompt five times.
This demo runs on the real engine. The extension is free on the Chrome Web Store.
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It reads your request and, when something's missing, asks a sharp question or two. It never quietly assumes what you meant.
Before it writes, it tells you what it understood and what it is about to ask for. If that is wrong, you correct it in one line and it starts from your correction.
Every time you amplify, a plain-language note tells you exactly what changed and why. No jargon, no mystery.
Turn a rushed idea into a prompt that gets a usable answer the first time.
Borrow a proven angle instead of coaxing the model with ten follow-ups.
State the deliverable up front so you get code, not a wall of caveats.
"What makes an AI answer worse is material that isn't true of the person asking. Almost everything this product does, and several large things it stopped doing, follow from that one sentence."
Before it writes a word, it works out whether it actually needs more from you. A quick rewrite? It just does it. Something it could get wrong? It asks you first, then builds on your answer.
We spent months building a library of 59 experts and 1,224 pieces of their thinking, pulled from their books and talks. Then we measured whether pasting it into your prompt actually helped. It didn't. So we turned it off.
What makes an answer worse is material that isn't true of you. The test that proved it: swap the expert's notes for a random stranger's personal background and the score barely moves, 26.2%. The library still works out which field you're in. It just doesn't put words in your mouth.
See everything we measured →When you type "write a sales page for my course", the orb asks what the course is, who it is for, and what people get out of it. Then it turns your six words into the request you would have written if you had the time.
It never names a framework, never lectures you, and never answers the task itself. It hands you a sharper prompt and gets out of the way.
"I stopped rewriting my prompts five times. It asks one smart question and the answer comes back usable."
"The 'what I sharpened' note is the killer bit. I can see exactly why the new prompt is better."
"It shows me what it thinks I want before it writes anything. Half the time I fix one word there and the whole answer changes."
"I run work for a handful of clients. A rough brief goes in and a sharp prompt comes out, so I skip the back-and-forth and just deliver."
"I use it for essays and study prompts. I type the messy version of what I want and it hands back something that actually gets me a proper answer."
A ground-up rebuild makes every amplify around 30% faster, with one fewer step behind the scenes and no loss in quality.
Add a photo and a display name to your account, and see every device you are signed in on, each with a friendly name you can manage.
Share a great prompt with your team, mark the ones that worked, and see your team brand voice right in the reveal, so good prompting spreads.