Prompt Organiser for Android: The Same App, Now on Google Play
The single most common reply to the iOS launch was one word: "Android?"
It's here. Prompt Organiser is on Google Play, and it is not a reduced port. It's the same app, built from the same codebase, with the same prompts, the same variables and the same one-tap handover to your AI.
What you get on day one
Everything the iOS version does:
- Five variable types.
{{Name}}for free text,{{...Context}}for longer input,{{#Count}}for numbers,{{Formal|Casual}}for a single choice and{{+English|Spanish}}for several. The app turns them into a form automatically. - One tap to your AI. Pick Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity or Mistral and the finished prompt lands in the chat. If the app isn't installed, you get the text on your clipboard and a link to the store.
- Notes attached to prompts. Keep the good answer, the context, the thing you'd otherwise forget by Thursday.
- Version history. Every edit is kept. Compare an older draft, restore it if the new one turned out worse.
- Categories and full-text search, so a library of eighty prompts stays usable.
- Six languages, including starter prompts in yours.
It works without an account
This is the part that matters more on Android than people expect. Prompt Organiser stores everything on the device. No sign-up, no server that holds your prompts, nothing to leak. Install it on a flight and it works.
That also means the app asks for almost nothing. No contacts, no location, no storage permission for its own data. If you attach a photo to a note it asks for the camera or your photos at that moment, and never before.
What's different from iOS
One thing, and it's worth stating plainly: the purchase doesn't cross stores.
On Apple devices one Pro purchase covers iPhone, iPad and Mac, because Apple treats them as one account. Google Play is a separate store with separate purchases. If you own Pro on iPhone and switch to an Android phone, Google has no record of that purchase and I can't grant it to you from my side. That's a store rule, not a second price list, and it works the same way in the other direction.
Everything else is identical. Same features, same one-time purchase instead of a subscription, same ten free prompts.
Why it took until now
One codebase does not mean one platform's worth of work. The app itself compiled on Android early; the rest was the part nobody sees. Store setup and signing. Backup rules, so a restored phone doesn't quietly lose your Pro status. The system back gesture behaving properly on every screen. Screenshots in seven languages. Testing on real hardware rather than an emulator, because that's where the interesting bugs live.
Shipping it three months after iOS was the right trade. Shipping it in July would have meant shipping the rough edges.
Getting started
Android 7.0 or newer. The first ten prompts are free, with no trial timer and no account, and the app comes with seven example prompts in your language so the first screen isn't empty.
If you've been waiting: Prompt Organiser is on Google Play. And if you're moving over from iOS, export your library as a JSON file and import it on the new phone. Your prompts come with you, even though the purchase doesn't.
