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Since the launch of ChatGPT we’ve really enjoyed hunting around the web finding / trying out different prompts. It’s so amazing and inspiring to see the breadth of problems that ChatGPT, Bard, and other AI tools can solve. And as game developers, we LOVE the image generation tools like Midjourney for coming up with concepts and helping define mood-boards and look and feel of projects.

But we were sick & tired of seeing "premium" prompts shilled as ‘eBooks’, used as clickbait to sign up for mailing lists, or locked up behind different paywalls. So we created PromptPup to let the prompts FREE... easy to browse by category, search, see previews, and share.

Also, we believe the best way to learn prompts is by example, but it takes far too much time to try prompts out yourself. With PromptPup, you can see the example text or image output and start off a step ahead as you formulate the ideal prompt for your situation.

Hope this site can become a place everyone who is into harnessing ChatGPT, Bard, Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, or other systems can share, collect, upvote, and improve at their prompt engineering skills!

If you're small and a penniless startup, I think creating a native app is also often a wise choice -- all in the spirit of getting something delightful out to the market as quickly and effortlessly as possible.

That said, when all the work is done and the critical bugs are squashed, and a cross-platform app works as intended, it's a thing of beauty -- and especially wonderful when it comes time to roll out new features every week.

As a side note, it's very game-focused, but we've put together a matrix with all of the pros and cons of using various cross-platform frameworks. Maybe helpful: http://blog.doublecoconut.com/crossing-the-mobile-platform-w...

Sweet game and love the story behind it (and sweet graphic design). If you're interested in making the game asynchronously multiplayer (like SongPop) give me a shout... we've got a platform that can get you going fairly quickly.