How do I save ChatGPT prompts so I can reuse them later?
ChatGPT has no built-in way to save individual prompts — your best work gets buried in chat history. With Vault you save a prompt once with a title and tags, then reuse it in one tap: copy it to the clipboard or open it directly inside ChatGPT. Learn more →
What is the best way to organize AI prompts?
Group prompts by how you actually work. Vault gives you nine built-in categories (Writing, Code, Marketing, Business and more), unlimited custom tags, favourites, and instant full-text search — so a library of hundreds of prompts stays findable in seconds. Learn more →
Can I create AI prompt templates with variables?
Yes. Write placeholders like {{topic}}, {{tone}} or {{audience}} inside any prompt. When you run it, Vault asks you to fill in each variable and sends the completed prompt — one template does the work of hundreds of one-off prompts. Learn more →
Can I import my ChatGPT history into a prompt library?
Yes. Request your export in ChatGPT (Settings → Data controls → Export data), then open the file with Vault's ChatGPT import. Your past conversations become saved, editable, taggable prompts automatically. Learn more →
What is the best AI prompt manager app for iPhone?
The short checklist: native iOS app, works offline, syncs via iCloud, supports tags and search, template variables, and one-tap hand-off to your AI apps — without demanding an account. Vault checks every box and is free to download. Learn more →
Can I use the same prompt in ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini?
Yes. Vault stores each prompt once and launches it in ChatGPT, Claude, Google Gemini, Copilot or Perplexity with one tap. Compare answers across models without retyping a word. Learn more →
How can I learn prompt engineering as a beginner?
Start with the fundamentals — specificity, role-based prompting, output formatting — then move to chain-of-thought and few-shot techniques. Vault includes structured in-app courses with short lessons and example prompts you can save straight into your library. Learn more →
Do my prompts sync between iPhone, iPad and Mac?
Yes — automatically, through your personal iCloud account. No separate login, no third-party server. Save a prompt on your iPhone and it's on your iPad and Mac when you get there. Learn more →
Can I chat with an AI assistant offline on iPhone?
Yes. Vault includes a private, on-device AI chat powered by Apple Intelligence (iOS 26+). Ask anything or drop a saved prompt straight into the conversation — it works without internet, and nothing you type leaves your device. See it in action →
Is Vault: AI Prompt Library free?
Yes — downloading Vault and saving, organizing, templating and running prompts is free. An optional subscription unlocks the prompt engineering courses and supports Family Sharing. Download free →
Is my prompt library private?
Completely. Vault's App Store privacy label is "Data Not Collected". There's no account system, and your prompts live only on your devices and in your private iCloud. Learn more →
