Question 1

What is PromptForge?

Accepted Answer

PromptForge is a guided prompt engineering workspace. You describe what you want, it audits what's missing, scores the request, rewrites it into a structured, model-ready prompt and then helps you iterate until the output is exactly right.

Question 2

How is this different from a prompt generator?

Accepted Answer

Generators guess a template. PromptForge runs a critique pass first — role, context, constraints, format, examples, evaluation — flags every gap, and only then rewrites. You see the reasoning, not just the output.

Question 3

Which AI tools does it work with?

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Anything that takes text: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity, Mistral, local models, and image tools like Midjourney, DALL·E, Sora and Nano Banana. Dedicated modes tune the output for each.

Question 4

Do I need to know anything about prompting?

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No. The guided flow walks a complete beginner through the same steps a senior prompt engineer would use. Advanced users can skip the scaffolding and go straight to the forge.

Question 5

Is there a free tier?

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Yes. Free accounts get daily forges so you can properly test the product on real work before upgrading.

Question 6

What is 'act as an expert' critique?

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Before rewriting, PromptForge role-plays a domain expert — legal, medical, marketing, engineering, design — and critiques your request from their perspective, surfacing risks and missing context a generic rewriter would miss.

Question 7

Can it generate prompts for images and video?

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Yes. Image mode produces structured prompts with subject, style, lighting, lens, composition and negative prompts. Video mode handles shot lists, motion and camera direction.

Question 8

Does it have a Lovable mode?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Lovable mode outputs prompts tuned for building web apps on Lovable — component structure, data model, auth expectations and follow-up prompts included.

Question 9

What are Prompt Packs?

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Curated collections for a specific job — legal letters, student essays, medical exam prep, small business ops, job applications and more. Each pack is authored, not scraped.

Question 10

Is there a blog and newsletter?

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Yes. The blog publishes real methodology and build notes at /blog. The newsletter sends short, no-fluff updates and prompt drops — subscribe from the footer or /newsletter.

Question 11

Can I save and reuse my prompts?

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Yes. Every forge is saved to your history with its score, critique and revisions so you can fork, refine or share it later.

Question 12

Is there a browser extension?

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Yes. The PromptForge Chrome extension lets you forge and paste optimised prompts directly into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and other web AI tools without leaving the tab.

Question 13

Does the extension collect my prompts?

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No. The extension records anonymous install and update events for launch analytics only. Your prompt content is never sent anywhere by the extension itself.

Question 14

Do I need an account to use the extension?

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Not for the basics. Signing in unlocks history sync, saved packs and higher daily limits.

Question 15

How does pricing work?

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There's a free daily allowance, a Pro plan for heavy individual use, and team plans for shared workspaces. See /pricing for current limits — no hidden per-token fees.

Question 16

Can I cancel anytime?

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Yes. Cancel in one click from account settings — your plan runs to the end of the paid period, then drops to free. No retention gauntlet.

Question 17

Do you offer refunds?

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Yes, within 14 days of purchase if you haven't used the majority of your credits. Email support and it's handled the same day.

Question 18

How do I delete my account and data?

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From account settings, or by emailing support. Account deletion removes your history, saved prompts and subscription data within 30 days.

Question 19

Is there a team plan?

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Yes. Shared workspaces, pooled credits, shared prompt libraries and admin oversight for usage and members.

Question 20

Can admins see what teammates are prompting?

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Admins see aggregate usage and shared library activity. Private prompts stay private unless a user explicitly shares them to the team library.

Question 21

Do you support SSO?

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Google sign-in is available today. SAML SSO is on the roadmap for team plans — email support if you need it soon and we'll prioritise.

Question 22

Will it help me fake reviews, credentials or documents?

Accepted Answer

No. PromptForge refuses fabrication of proof, reviews, credentials, medical or legal documents, or impersonation. This is a hard line, not a setting.

Question 23

Do you train models on my prompts?

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No. Your prompts are used to run the product and shown back to you in history. They are not used to train external models.

Question 24

Where is my data stored?

Accepted Answer

In an EU-hosted managed database with row-level security, so each user's data is isolated at the database layer, not just in application code.

Question 25

Is PromptForge GDPR compliant?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can export or delete your data on request, we minimise what's collected, and we don't sell data to third parties. Full details at /privacy.

Question 26

Can Emerald Sites build the website my prompt describes?

Accepted Answer

Yes. If your forged prompt is for a website, landing page or web app, request a build from Emerald Sites at irishweb.site — the prompt goes straight into the brief.

Question 27

Is there an API?

Accepted Answer

A public API is in private beta. If you want programmatic access for an agent, workflow or product, email support with your use case.

Question 28

Do you offer white-label or agency plans?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Agencies can run PromptForge under their own workspace with client seats. Talk to us for pricing.

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