Mobile AI Prompts & 1-Tap Copy Library

Act as a social media copywriter. Write an Instagram caption for this photo or topic: [PASTE TOPIC OR DESCRIBE PHOTO].
Rules:
- First line is a hook under 8 words that stops the scroll.
- 2–3 short lines of body text, casual and specific.
- End with one question to drive comments.
- Give me 3 hashtag options: 5 tags (niche), 10 tags (balanced), 15 tags (reach).
Tone: [fun / inspirational / expert]. Keep the whole caption under 80 words.

Act as a short-form video strategist. My video is about: [TOPIC].
Write 10 opening hooks for the first 3 seconds. Mix these styles:
- Bold claim: "Nobody tells you this about [topic]..."
- Pattern interrupt: "Stop doing [common mistake] right now."
- Curiosity gap: "I tried [thing] for 7 days — here's what happened."
- Callout: "If you [specific situation], watch this."
Keep each hook under 12 words, spoken language, no emojis. Mark your top 3 picks and say why.

Act as a Twitter ghostwriter. Turn this idea into a 7-tweet thread: [PASTE IDEA].
Structure:
- Tweet 1: hook under 10 words + "🧵" (make it impossible not to open).
- Tweets 2–6: one insight per tweet, each under 25 words, plain language, line breaks for scanability.
- Tweet 7: recap + one actionable takeaway + soft CTA.
Add a suggested single-tweet version (under 280 chars) at the end in case I don't post the thread.

Act as a LinkedIn content strategist. Topic or rough notes: [PASTE NOTES].
Write a LinkedIn post that follows this shape:
- Line 1: a contrarian or curiosity hook under 12 words.
- A short personal or industry story in 3–4 lines.
- One concrete lesson in bold.
- End with a question to spark comments.
Constraints: no buzzwords (no "synergy", "game-changer", "in today's fast-paced world"), under 150 words, short paragraphs, no more than 2 emojis.

Act as a UGC ad director. Product: [PRODUCT]. Target buyer: [AUDIENCE]. Main benefit: [BENEFIT].
Write a 30-second UGC ad I can film on my phone.
Format: a shot-by-shot script with timestamps (0–5s hook, 5–15s problem/demo, 15–25s proof, 25–30s CTA).
Write the exact spoken lines in natural, conversational language — like talking to a friend.
Add: 1 filming tip per shot (angle, lighting, background), and 3 alternative hooks I can A/B test.

Act as my executive writing assistant. Here is the email I received: [PASTE EMAIL].
And here are my rough points to answer with: [PASTE BULLET POINTS, EVEN MESSY].
Draft a reply that:
- Acknowledges their point in the first sentence.
- Answers every one of my bullet points clearly.
- Sounds warm, confident, and professional — not robotic.
- Is under 120 words. Ends with a clear next step.
Give me two versions: one direct, one softer/more diplomatic.

Act as a cold email expert. I am reaching out to: [NAME / ROLE / COMPANY]. My offer: [WHAT I SELL OR ASK]. Why it's relevant to them: [REASON].
Write a cold email with:
- 3 subject line options (each under 6 words, lowercase, curiosity-driven).
- First line: a personalized observation about them or their company — not "I hope this finds you well".
- One short paragraph on the relevant outcome I can create (not features).
- One low-friction CTA: a simple yes/no question.
Under 90 words total. No jargon, no exclamation marks.

Act as a tactful business communicator. Context: I sent [NAME] this email [PASTE ORIGINAL] on [DATE] and got no reply.
Write a follow-up that:
- Assumes good intent — they may just be busy.
- Adds one new piece of value or context (not just "bumping this").
- Keeps it under 60 words and easy to answer on a phone screen.
- Closes with a graceful exit line they can ignore guilt-free.
Give me 2 tones: friendly-casual and professional-formal.

Act as a crisis-smooth communications pro. Situation: [WHAT IS LATE / WHAT WENT WRONG]. Recipient: [CLIENT / BOSS / TEAM]. New expected time: [NEW ETA].
Write a short message that:
- Leads with the apology, no excuses in the first sentence.
- Explains the cause in one honest line.
- States the new ETA and what I'm doing to protect quality.
- Offers a small make-good if appropriate.
Under 80 words, sincere tone, no over-apologizing. Also give me a 2-line ultra-short version for Slack or SMS.

Act as a newsletter editor. Here are my rough notes: [PASTE NOTES — voice memo transcript is fine].
Shape them into a newsletter section:
- Para 1: a hook that makes the reader feel this is about them.
- Para 2: the core insight or story, plain language, max 4 sentences.
- Para 3: one actionable takeaway + a natural reason to click/reply.
Then write: 3 subject line options (under 45 chars each) and a 1-line preview text.
Voice: [playful / expert / friendly]. Audience: [WHO READS THIS]. Under 200 words.

Act as a blog writer who understands mobile readers. Topic: [TOPIC]. My angle: [ANGLE]. Audience: [READER].
Write a ~300-word post that is easy to read on a phone:
- Headline under 10 words, benefit-driven.
- Open with the reader's problem in 2 sentences.
- 4–5 short paragraphs (max 3 sentences each), one idea per paragraph.
- Subheads as questions or bold statements.
- End with one clear takeaway and a question to invite comments.
No filler intros, no "in conclusion". Plain English at a 7th-grade level.

Act as an e-commerce copywriter. Product specs or current description: [PASTE SPECS].
Write a product description that:
- Opens with the main benefit (not the product name or specs).
- Uses sensory, concrete words a shopper can picture.
- Lists 3 features as benefit bullets ("so that..." style).
- Includes a 1-line guarantee or risk-reversal if I provide one.
Under 100 words. Then give me: a 1-sentence version for marketplaces, and 5 SEO keywords to target.

Act as a personal branding writer. Facts about me: [PASTE ROLE, WINS, INTERESTS]. Platform: [Instagram / LinkedIn / X / personal site]. Goal: [GET FOLLOWERS / GET CLIENTS / GET HIRED].
Write my bio in 3 lengths:
- Ultra-short: under 15 words, one line.
- Standard: 2–3 lines, who I am + what I help people do + one personality touch.
- Story: 4–5 lines with a specific proof point or result.
No clichés like "passionate" or "guru". First person, confident but human.

Act as a brand reputation manager. My business: [BUSINESS TYPE]. Brand voice: [FRIENDLY / PROFESSIONAL / PLAYFUL]. Here are reviews to answer: [PASTE REVIEWS].
For each review write a reply that:
- Uses the reviewer's name and one specific detail from their review.
- For 5-star: thanks + invites them back (under 40 words).
- For negative: apologizes without admitting fault blindly, moves to offline resolution, shows the fix (under 60 words).
Never argue, never sound templated. Flag any review where a refund or safety issue needs urgent human attention.

Act as a fiction editor who studies bestselling openers. Story idea or genre: [PASTE IDEA]. Mood: [DARK / FUNNY / INSPIRING / MYSTERIOUS].
Write 5 alternative opening lines, each using a different technique:
1. In medias res (drop into action).
2. A surprising factual claim about the character or world.
3. Contradiction ("Everyone thought X. They were wrong.").
4. Second person address.
5. A short, shocking sentence (under 6 words).
Then recommend your strongest pick and explain the hook in one line.

Act as a content strategist. My niche: [NICHE]. My platforms: [INSTAGRAM / TIKTOK / LINKEDIN / YOUTUBE]. My goal: [GROW FOLLOWERS / GET LEADS / BUILD AUTHORITY].
Give me a 7-day content plan, one idea per day. For each: the format, a one-line angle or hook, and why it will work for my audience.
Mix these content types across the week: educate, entertain, personal story, opinion/hot take, proof/result, engagement question, soft sell.
End with the single post I should publish first and why.

Act as a creative thinking coach. Problem or goal: [DESCRIBE IT]. Constraints: [BUDGET / TIME / RESOURCES].
Run a fast brainstorm:
- 10 ideas ranked from safe to wild. No judgement, no duplicates.
- For each idea, one line on effort vs. impact.
- Then pick the 2 you would bet on first and explain why in 2 sentences each.
- Finally, give me 1 "wild card" idea that could 10x the result if it works.
Keep it concrete — no generic advice like "use social media".

Act as a travel content writer. Trip details: [DESTINATION + WHO I'M WITH + VIBE, e.g. "Kyoto with my sister, food and temples"].
Create a caption pack:
- 5 photo-dump captions in different moods: funny, reflective, minimal, adventurous, romantic.
- 1 itinerary summary I can post as a saveable list.
- 3 one-liners for stories/reels text overlays.
- 10 hashtags mixing destination tags and travel-community tags.
Keep everything under 60 words per piece, no clichés like "wanderlust".

Act as a naming consultant. Project or product to name: [DESCRIBE IT]. Vibe: [PLAYFUL / PREMIUM / TECHNICAL / MINIMAL]. Audience: [WHO IT'S FOR].
Generate 20 name ideas in 4 groups of 5: descriptive, metaphorical, invented/coined, and bold/short.
For each name, add a one-line slogan and flag obvious pronunciation or spelling risks.
Shortlist your top 3 and check each for: easy to say, easy to spell after hearing once, available-feeling (no famous brand conflicts you know of).

Act as a thoughtful journaling coach. Here is my messy brain dump from today (voice note transcript is fine): [PASTE TEXT].
Turn it into a structured 5-line evening reflection:
1. One thing that actually went well today.
2. One moment that drained me and why.
3. One thing I learned about myself or my work.
4. One small thing I will do differently tomorrow.
5. One sentence of honest self-talk, like a good friend would say.
Warm, specific, zero toxic positivity. Under 120 words total.