For people building with AI coding tools
Every project, prompt and next task — in one place.
You're shipping three things at once, your best prompts are buried in old chats, and the bug you found yesterday is gone. PromptStack is the one page that keeps all of it clean and organised.
1 project, 10 tasks and 5 prompts free forever. Upgrade when you outgrow it.
AI made it easy to start five things. It didn't make it easy to finish them.
Context evaporates
Come back after two days and you can't remember which build was blocked, or why.
Prompts vanish
The prompt that finally worked is 400 messages up in a chat you already closed.
Notes scatter
Tasks in one app, bugs in another, launch plan in your head. Nothing links up.
What's inside
Six views of the same build.
AI project management and a searchable prompt library in the same tool. Everything hangs off a project, so opening one shows the whole picture: its tasks, bugs, prompts and launch plan together.
Projects
Every app, site and half-formed idea, with a status you can actually see.
Kanban, table and list views. Type, stack tags, links, priority.
Prompts
Save the prompts that actually worked, instead of scrolling back through chats.
Grid or list, one-click copy, tag by tool, link to a project.
Tasks
What you're building next, always attached to a project.
Kanban, list and calendar. Type, priority, due date.
Bugs
What's broken and what's already fixed, with the screenshot attached.
Severity, repro steps, private screenshot uploads, auto-stamped fix dates.
Launches
Plan the day you ship and track how it went.
Calendar-first, launch checklists, channels, post-launch results.
Dashboard
Open one page and know exactly where every build stands.
Counts across all modules, open bugs by severity, launches in the next 30 days.
How it works
Set up in about a minute.
Add the thing you're building
Name it, pick a type and a status. That's the whole setup.
Hang everything off it
Tasks, bugs, prompts and launches all link back to a project, so nothing floats loose.
Open the dashboard tomorrow
Pick up exactly where you left off instead of rebuilding context from memory.
Why not just use Notion?
Because Notion doesn't know what you're building. You do.
Every "AI project tracker" template out there is really just empty databases with your name on them. You still have to build the fields, wire up the relations, decide what a "task" even means for your workflow — before you can actually use it.
PromptStack skips all of that. The moment you create a project, your tasks, prompts, bugs, and launches are already connected to it — not five separate boards you have to remember to cross-reference.
It's built for one specific job: keeping track of everything you're building with AI coding tools. Not notes. Not wikis. Not a blank canvas you have to turn into a system before it's useful.
Notion is a blank page. PromptStack is already set up for how you actually build.
PromptStack vs. Notion vs. Scattered Tabs
| Feature | PromptStack | Notion | Scattered Tabs & Chats |
|---|---|---|---|
| Setup time | Ready in seconds | Hours building your own template | None (but that's the problem) |
| Projects, tasks, bugs, launches connected | Built-in from day one | Only if you build the relations yourself | Never connected |
| Reusable prompt library | One-click copy, tagged by tool | Possible, but you're building a prompt database from scratch | Buried 40 messages deep in a chat |
| Built for AI-assisted building | That's the whole point | Generic — built for everything, tuned for nothing | Not a system at all |
| Cross-project overview | One dashboard, every project | Only if you built it that way | What overview? |
| Cost to get started | Free | Free (but your time isn't) | Free (but your sanity isn't) |
The honest truth: Notion can do this — after you spend an evening building it. PromptStack is that evening, already done for you.
About
Built by someone with too many half-finished projects.
PromptStack came out of a real mess: six repos, a notes app full of prompts, and a to-do list that never matched what was actually broken. Existing project tools assume a team, a sprint and a standup. None of that fits one person shipping fast with AI.
So this is deliberately small. No sprints, no story points, no automations you have to configure. It's a dense, fast operations view of what you're building — the kind of tool you keep open in a tab all day and actually use.
It's built the same way it expects you to build: ship the useful part first, keep it tight, add the rest once people ask for it.
Made for
- Vibe coders
- Indie hackers
- SaaS founders
- No-code builders
- Freelance developers
- Anyone shipping more than one thing
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Pricing
Start free. Pay when it's carrying real work.
No trial countdown and no card to start. The free plan is a real plan — it just caps how much you can keep in it.
$0forever
Enough to run one build end to end. No card, no expiry.
- 1 project
- 10 tasks
- 5 saved prompts
- Dashboard and global quick-add
- Bugs and Launches locked
$9per month
For when you're juggling more than one build at a time.
- Unlimited projects, tasks and prompts
- Bugs with screenshot uploads
- Launches with calendar and checklists
- Everything linked back to a project
$29per month
Everything in Starter, plus every new module the day it ships.
- Everything in Starter
- Creative Suite (V2) at launch
- Power Tools (V3) at launch
- Priority on what gets built next
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Get your builds out of your head.
One project, ten tasks and five prompts, free forever. That's enough to see whether it fits how you work.