Free Prompt Library

My dating profile is boring and I know it. I'm [age, gender, basic info]. My hobbies: [hobbies]. My personality: [personality traits]. Write me 3 different dating profile bios: 1) A funny/witty version, 2) A genuine/heartfelt version, 3) A confident/bold version. Each should be under 300 characters, include a conversation starter, and NOT include clichés like "love to laugh" or "looking for my partner in crime."

I match with people but I never know what to say. I always just say "hey" and get no response. Their profile says: [details from their profile]. Give me: 1) Why "hey" doesn't work, 2) 10 opening message templates that actually get replies, 3) How to personalize each message, 4) The ideal message length, 5) What to talk about after they respond. Help me be interesting, not creepy.

I'm on [dating app] and I barely get any matches. I'm a [age] [gender] looking for [relationship type]. Help me: 1) The 3 biggest mistakes killing my matches, 2) How to choose my best photos (what order), 3) Rewrite my bio to be interesting (current bio: [paste bio]), 4) How to swipe strategically (not just right on everyone), 5) What to do in the first 24 hours after a match.

You are a dating experience planner. I'm planning a [first/second/third] date with someone who likes [their interests]. My budget: [budget]. Location: [city]. Time: [day/evening]. Generate: 1) 5 creative date ideas ranked by memorability, 2) A backup plan for each, 3) Conversation topics to prepare, 4) The ideal length, 5) How to end the date to create anticipation for the next one.

Act as a conversation specialist. I'm chatting with someone and the conversation is going well but staying surface-level. Topics we've discussed: [topics]. Generate: 1) 5 questions that go deeper without being too intense, 2) 3 playful "this or that" games, 3) 2 vulnerability prompts that create connection, 4) When and how to suggest moving to a phone call or date. Keep it natural, not interview-like.