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Hey Product Hunt fam! 🚀 I'm stoked to introduce you all to my very first launch here. By day, I'm a Software Engineer, juggling codes and binaries. By night, I wear my maker hat, diving deep into side projects. Platforms like ChatGPT, MidJourney, and Bard have been my go-to for everything - from brainstorming new ideas and explaining complex regex codes to curating unique content. Being a tech enthusiast, I often find myself exploring the latest tools, and that led me to a realization. Sharing p
Big congrats on the launch Kristian. Prompting would be very effective from now on.
Hey Kristian, congrats for the launch! Do you think we can call it a 'Pinterest but for prompts'?🤣 That's my impression and I quite like the concept.
I really appreciate the need for a centralized platform to store and share prompts. I've often found myself struggling to find the perfect prompt for a project, and I think PromptWave AI will make that process much easier. I'm also impressed with the commitment to keeping the core features free. This is a great way to make PromptWave AI accessible to everyone, regardless of their budget. I'm definitely going to check out PromptWave AI and give it a try. I'm sure it will be a valuable tool for th
Sometimes I wish I had an AI for prompts. I guess this is the problem your trying to solve.
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Discussion threads divided by interest score. Above 0.30 is strong. Below 0.15 suggests the product got clicks but not conversation.