Organize Your Prompts with Collections

As your prompt library grows, bookmarks alone aren't enough. You might have a set of prompts for code review, another for content writing, and a handful you're evaluating for a specific project. Keeping track of all of them in a flat list gets messy fast.

Today, we're launching Collections—a way to group prompts into curated, shareable lists.

What Are Collections?

Think of Collections as playlists for your prompts. You can create as many as you want, give each one a name and description, and add any public prompt on Promptodex to them.

A few examples of how you might use them:

"My Code Review Stack" — The prompts you use for pull request reviews, bug triage, and refactoring
"Content Writing" — Prompts for blog outlines, SEO descriptions, and social media posts
"Team Onboarding" — A curated set of prompts to share with new team members
"Research: RAG Prompts" — Prompts you're evaluating for a retrieval-augmented generation pipeline

Creating a Collection

Head to any prompt and click the Save button (the bookmark icon). You'll see a modal where you can:

Bookmark the prompt — same quick-save behavior you're used to
Add to a Collection — pick an existing collection or create a new one on the spot

Creating a new collection is inline—just type a name, optionally mark it as private, and click Create & Add. The slug is auto-generated from your collection name, and if you already have a collection with a similar name, we'll let you know.

Version Pinning

Here's where Collections get interesting. When you add a prompt to a collection, you can choose to pin it to the current version.

Why does this matter? Prompts on Promptodex are living documents—authors can push new revisions at any time. That's great for staying up to date, but sometimes you want to lock down a specific version that you've tested and trust.

With version pinning:

Unpinned (default): Your collection always references the latest version of the prompt. When the author pushes an update, you get it automatically.
Pinned: Your collection locks to the exact version you saved. Even if the author publishes ten more revisions, your collection still points to the version you chose.

This is especially useful for production workflows where consistency matters. Pin the versions you've validated, and update them on your own schedule.

Public & Private

Collections can be public or private:

Public collections are visible on your profile page. Anyone can browse them and discover the prompts you've curated.
Private collections are only visible to you. Use them for work-in-progress curation, client-specific prompt sets, or anything you'd rather keep to yourself.

You can change the visibility of a collection at any time from the collection detail page.

A Unified Save Experience

We've also reworked the save experience across Promptodex. The Save button on every prompt now opens a unified modal where you can bookmark and add to collections in one place. The save count you see on prompt cards now reflects total saves—both bookmarks and collection additions—so you get a better sense of how popular a prompt really is.

Your existing bookmarks are untouched. They're still accessible from the new Collections page in the navigation, which now shows both your collections and your bookmarked prompts in one place.

Managing Collections

Every collection has its own page at /collections/[slug]. From there you can:

View all prompts in the collection with their version pin status
Edit the collection name, description, and visibility
Remove prompts from the collection
Delete the collection entirely

You can also manage collections from the Collections link in the header navigation, which gives you an overview of all your collections and bookmarks.

What's Next

Collections are just the beginning of better organization on Promptodex. We're exploring features like collaborative collections, collection forking, and richer sorting and filtering within collections. If you have ideas for what would make Collections more useful for your workflow, we'd love to hear from you.

Happy organizing! 📂