Prompt library: real prompts for building apps, sites and games with AI
Every book on these shelves is a finished Askmill prompt: the full text an AI builder needs to make one specific website, game, app or tool. Askmill writes each one after an interview of plain questions about the idea, the people who will use it and how it should look and behave. The books marked Worked example were written by Askmill from simulated client interviews, in which a model answered for an invented client: they show the method, not a customer's project. Prompts from customers who chose a public prompt join the shelves under their own number. Every prompt here is free to read, copy and download.
The books marked Worked example were written by Askmill from simulated client interviews, not for real customers.
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Websites
2 on this shelfGames
2 on this shelfApps
5 on this shelfTools
2 on this shelfEverything else
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Website prompts
See all 2 website promptsHelen Larkspur, Piano in Headingley
I teach piano from my front room in Leeds and need a simple site where parents see the fees and book a free trial lesson.
Worked example (simulated interview)
Falegnameria Valgrande
A family joinery near Verona wants a site that shows its kitchens and stairs and lets people book the free measuring visit.
Worked example (simulated interview)
Game prompts
See all 2 game promptsTodos para Casa
A cooperative forest board game on the tablet for my six-year-old twins, so nobody loses against her sister.
Worked example (simulated interview)
Tea and Photos
A gentle memory game with our family photos for my mum, who has early dementia, played with her carer.
Worked example (simulated interview)
App prompts
See all 5 app promptsHearthbook
An app where my partner and I write down what we spend on the house, so we can see each month whether the money will last.
Example by Askmill
La Sporta
Our buying group of 38 families in Padova needs one place for the monthly orders instead of a spreadsheet and WhatsApp.
Worked example (simulated interview)
Panjski dnevnik
I keep 14 hives near Ljubljana and want to log inspections on my phone with gloves on.
Worked example (simulated interview)
The Under-9s, Saturday Sorted
I coach an under-9s team in Bristol and want one app for availability, lifts, oranges and kit washing.
Worked example (simulated interview)
Squashed Bank - One Bitcoin in Dollars
A one-screen price page in the spirit of preev.com: one huge orange number, the cost of one Bitcoin in US dollars right now, resting like a weight on the roof of a
Customer prompt, public
Tool prompts
See all 2 tool promptsTurnos Sant Elm
Our small vet clinic in Valencia needs help building a fair monthly rota with nights and Sundays on call.
Worked example (simulated interview)
Preventivo Gatti
A plumber in Brescia wants to write the quote on his phone at the customer's door and send the PDF on WhatsApp.
Worked example (simulated interview)
Other prompts
See all 2 other promptsQuanto basta, le ricette di nonna Titina
My 91-year-old grandmother cooks without measures; we want her recipes as a family book to read on the phone and print for Christmas.
Worked example (simulated interview)
Il cartoccio di Tina
A treasure hunt with codes and riddles around our Trentino village for families at the chestnut festival.
Worked example (simulated interview)
How a library prompt is made
- The idea. Someone describes what they want built in a sentence or two, the way they would type it into an AI builder.
- The interview. Askmill asks plain questions, one at a time: who will use it, what it must never do, how it should feel.
- The prompt. Askmill writes the finished prompt from the answers. Public prompts go on these shelves; private ones are deleted after 7 days.
Questions about the library
Can I use a prompt from the library for my own project?
Every prompt here is free to read, copy and download. Each one was written for one specific idea, so it works best as a model for yours: the structure, the level of detail and the kind of rules it sets.
What is a Worked example?
A prompt Askmill wrote from a simulated client interview, in which a model answered the questions for an invented client. Worked examples show how the interview turns a short idea into a full prompt; they are not customers' projects.
Where do the other prompts come from?
From customers who chose a public prompt ($4.00 instead of $8.00). Only the prompt goes on the shelf, under a number: never the interview, never anything about the person.
Can a prompt be taken down?
Yes. Anyone can report a prompt from its page; a person reads every report, and a prompt taken down leaves the library.