PromptClaw is an Android app built around a single task: keeping a personal library of AI prompts close at hand. Instead of scattering prompts across notes apps and chat histories, it gives Android users a dedicated place to store the instructions they reuse with ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and similar clients. The app is positioned as a local-first organizer, so the library lives on the device rather than in a cloud account.
The feature set centers on practical library management. Prompts can be grouped by category, marked as favorites, and labeled with tags so they remain findable as the collection grows. Each entry can hold text alongside screenshots and reference images, which helps when a prompt is long or depends on visual context. A preview screen lets users check a prompt before copying it with one tap into whichever AI client they are using.
Backup and portability are handled through import and export. Users can export prompts and their attached images to keep a backup, or import from files when switching to a new phone. Because nothing is uploaded to a cloud service, the app appeals to people who prefer to keep their prompt collection private and usable offline.
The free membership allows up to 30 prompts, with Markdown import and export unavailable and ads possibly shown. A one-time lifetime membership is priced at $8.99 on Google Play, which removes those limits for users who rely on the app daily. It is a reasonable fit for Android users who maintain a modest, ca
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