Inspiration

I work with prompting almost every day and colleagues often ask "How do I write a good prompt?". That got me thinking: Prompt engineering is still a bit of a mystery to most people.

So I wanted to build a tool that makes it easier - not just for experts, but for anyone - to explore, create, and refine prompts visually, with structure and reusability baked in.

What it does

Noovy Prompt is a web app that helps users design and optimize prompts for different large language models and modalities. It comes with: πŸ§™β€β™‚οΈ A step-by-step wizard for beginners 🧩 A drag-and-drop prompt builder for modular prompt design ♻️ Version control to manage prompt iterations πŸ” Sharing & remixing functionality for collaboration

How I built it

The platform is completely built with Bolt and uses Supabase for the backend. I started with the visual editor and then slowly worked towards the other features like saving and sharing prompts and user management etc. Deployment was done using Netlify.

Challenges we ran into

There is always too many ideas and not enough time to implement everything. Another issue is that this ended up being a more beginner-friendly platform, where advanced users will maybe see less benefit in.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

To have the backend actually working, it was quite easy to implement everything using Bolt and Supabase.

What's next for Noovy Prompt

Adding a test environment and LLM integrations (Anthropic, Mistral, etc.) for testing of prompts. Built-in documentation tools to track ideas and structure. Add option to create reusable prompt fragments for users.

Built With

  • bolt
  • supabase
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