ChatGPT prompts are ready-to-use instructions written for OpenAI's GPT models — the kind you paste in to draft an email, refactor code, plan a campaign, or summarize a document. Every ChatGPT prompt a member submits is reviewed by a person before it goes live. Filter by category, reveal the full prompt, and run it directly in the in-app Playground to see the output before you commit. Both free and premium ChatGPT prompts are here, each tagged with its recommended model.
29 prompts
Paste a batch of unread emails and get a priority-sorted action list plus ready-to-send draft replies for anything quick. Built for people who open their inbox after a few days off and immediately regret it.
Paste a resolved ticket and get a clean, searchable help-center article — searchable title, a one-line short answer, numbered steps, a troubleshooting fallback, and related links — that deflects the next twenty customers who'd have asked the same thing.
Describe your concern and history and get a prioritized question list, a 'what to mention proactively' section, and a list of what to bring — so a 12-minute appointment is actually useful. Readability aid, not medical advice.
Turn a terse or accidentally harsh message into something firm but kind — same intent, better delivery. For managers, teammates, and anyone whose 'I'm being efficient' reads as 'I'm furious.' Returns two versions plus a one-line note on what it changed.
Generate 10 A/B subject-line pairs for any email, where each pair tests exactly ONE variable — length, emotion, number, personalisation, urgency — with a stated hypothesis, so a winner teaches you why it won. For anyone running real email tests.
Many are. Free ChatGPT prompts can be revealed by anyone with an account at no cost; premium prompts and skills come with any paid plan. Every prompt is labelled Free or Premium up front.
Yes — each prompt names the model its author recommends (GPT-4o, o-series, and other OpenAI models). Prompts written for one GPT generation usually carry over; the recommended-model tag tells you which model the author wrote it for.
Yes. After revealing a prompt you can run it in Prompt Dock's in-app AI Playground — every plan includes a daily token allowance — and see real output before you copy it into ChatGPT.