Promnia
A prompt manager archived before launch
A prompt manager I built to test how far AI could take a product. Archived before launch.
- Role
- Product design, Build
- Timeline
- 2025 (Q2 to Q3)
- Platform
- Web Application
- Tools
Why I built it
Figma Make was in beta and I wanted to test it on something real. Could AI help me build a whole product, not just a screen?
The problem I picked: good prompts are valuable, and they get lost in chats, notes and messy docs.
What it was
A place to write, organize and version AI prompts.
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Markdown editor
02
Versions.
03
Projects and tags
04
Quick actions:
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Public links
Teams were next on the roadmap.
I built the interface in Figma Make, the backend on Supabase using the Figma Make integration, and ran the work in Linear like a real product. Around it I made a landing page, an early-access social campaign, a release plan, a market analysis and user personas.
Why I stopped
The problem moved. Prompts stopped being something people save: every AI chat is now prompting. Then skills arrived, and GitHub already makes sharing markdown files easy.
The research and the pace of AI releases made the call clear. I archived Promnia before its official release.
What I took away
- 01AI makes building fast. Knowing whether the problem will still exist in six months is the hard part.
- 02The markdown bet held: skills are markdown files. The product around it wasn’t needed.
- 03Research let me stop with clarity instead of guilt.
More notes
Or see WorkSmall studies and concept fixes.