PromptKit vs saving prompts in Notion or Notes
Most of us keep prompts in a doc we never open. PromptKit is a library that's already good, plus a place to save, version and run your own.
| PromptKit | Notion / Apple Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | 200+ curated prompts and workflows | A blank page |
| Your own prompts | Private drafts, public posts, full version history (Pro) | Manual copy-paste versions |
| Running multi-step work | Guided runner carries inputs between steps | You track state by hand |
| Finding the right prompt | Search, tool and use-case filters | Whatever you named it |
Notes apps are fine for storing. PromptKit is for finding what works, running it and improving it. Many people keep notes for their own tricks and PromptKit for everything else.
Comparison is category-level, based on public information. Check each product for current features and pricing.
Do I need an API key?
No. Prompts are copied into whatever AI tool you already use (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor or a local model).