PromptEngine Reviews

I own tons of lifetime deals but this is one that I actually use. I find myself using this more and more lately. It does one thing and does it well. I like it and think I will get more codes of it.

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Idea is Good but Needs more Perfection.

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Pros:

Time-Saving:Generates prompts quickly, reducing the time spent crafting and refining them manually.

Beginner-Friendly Interface: Intuitive and easy-to-use design makes it accessible for anyone, even those new to AI.

AI-Specific Prompt Generation: Tailors prompts for multiple AI models like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, LLaMA, and Mistral for better outputs.

Content Creation Support: Helpful for marketing copy, blog posts, YouTube scripts, and other creative projects.

Workflow Organization: Includes features like prompt history and ready-to-use templates to streamline work.

Cons:

Model Dependency : Prompt effectiveness can vary depending on which AI model (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini) you use.

Limited Customisation: Auto-generated prompts may not always match very specific or niche needs.

Not advanced enough for professionals – Serious marketers or power users need more customization, versioning, and prompt editing capabilities.

UI/UX lacks onboarding or help system – No tutorials, FAQs, or guidance for new users beyond the main input box.

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I'm new to prompting and got excited when I saw a prompt generator on AppSumo. The interface is very simple. There's a box to describe your idea for the prompt. I can write directly in my own language. I can even choose which AI model I prefer. And by pressing the magic button, I get an elegant setup of a prompt.

But this is where the uncertainty starts. Should I really copy all this text? First, there's a summary of my question. There are steps, an output format with examples, and finally notes. What I've noticed is that sometimes I get a really good result from the AI tool when I copy the whole generated prompt. Sometimes it gets weird because it gets stuck on the example given in the generated prompt. It might create something exactly based on the example and not listen to the rest of the prompt.

So I start looking for some documentation and find that there is none. I look for some kind of introduction video. There isn't one. I read the questions on AppSumo and the author writes that the program is so simple that he hasn't written anything. Here, maybe you should think a bit about the user's needs. If there are questions about documentation, why not make a simple guide that shows how to use the tool? And what the structure actually does. That could be interesting for me to develop my own prompting. To know how to think about this prompt building.

There's also something called Images, and you can play around with the different variants available. Also very interesting. But the same question comes up there too. Should I paste the whole format with all these parentheses and apostrophes that are created? Why?

The tool seems to be a good companion in my AI usage, but my biggest missing piece is just a simple documentation that actually also takes care of the buyer and shows a bit of respect for the feeling that a beginner might need some guidance.

If you’re new, this tool might help you a lot. If you already know a bit about writing prompts, it could help you organize your prompt, but the structure it forces can be frustrating. I’m keeping it only because I used a $25 coupon. Otherwise, I would return it.

If they keep developing the tool, it might improve.