GembaDeck stores every prompt, template, and snippet you've ever written and fires them into any Windows app with two keystrokes. Pay once. Keep them forever. On your machine, not in the cloud.
No subscription. No credit card for the trial. No cloud sync you didn't ask for.
You've crafted the perfect AI prompts, email templates, and code snippets — but they're scattered across notes, bookmarks, and chat histories. When you need them, you can't find them.
GembaDeck is your prompt library and text expansion tool. Store your best AI prompts, templates, and snippets in one place. Type ;;rewrite and your prompt appears instantly — in any app.
Most productivity tools get installed and forgotten. GembaDeck sticks because it works inside the apps you already use — no new tab, no context switch. Type two characters and your prompt appears. The dock panel floats on-screen so your shortcuts are always one click away. It saves you time the very first day.
;;rewrite in any appMost productivity tools get installed and forgotten. Here's why this one doesn't.
Type ;;rewrite in Gmail, ChatGPT, VS Code, Slack, anywhere. Your full prompt appears instantly. No tab switching. No scrolling chat history. No "where did I save that one."
A floating dock panel sits on top of your work with one-click buttons for the prompts you fire most. Like a Stream Deck, minus the hardware and the $150.
API keys, client data, system prompts you don't want leaking. GembaDeck encrypts them with Windows DPAPI, tied to your user account. No cloud. No third party. Nobody else can decrypt them, including us.
100+ ready-made templates — or build your own
Rewriting, summarizing, explaining code, translation, tone adjustment, proofreading — your whole prompt toolkit at your fingertips
;;rewrite → "Rewrite the following to be more concise and professional..."
Store complex system prompts and personas. Fire them into ChatGPT, Claude, or any AI tool with a shortcut
;;syspr → "You are a senior developer. Your task is to..."
Thank you notes, signatures, follow-ups, out-of-office replies, meeting confirmations
;;ty → "Thank you for your message..."
PR descriptions, conventional commits, unit test scaffolds, try-catch blocks, debug statements
;;test → [Fact] public void...
It's not just the time. It's the prompts you'll never get back.
You crafted a prompt at 11pm Tuesday that nailed it. By Friday, it's buried under 200 ChatGPT conversations. You'll rewrite it from scratch and it won't be as good.
That's 100 minutes. Every day. Hunting, copying, pasting, editing. You're not getting that hour and a half back.
Most expanders charge $40 to $80 per year, forever. Five years in, you've paid $300 to type faster. And your prompts live on their server.
System prompts, API keys, client briefs sitting in a Notion doc your whole team can read. One screen-share away from a problem.
No tiers. No seats. No "Pro" version dangling features behind another paywall.
Pay once. Use forever.
Or download the free trial — no credit card
The math is uncomfortable for our competitors. A $7/month subscription is $84 a year, $420 over five years. GembaDeck is $49. Once. Then never again.
A Windows app that turns short triggers like ;;rewrite into your full prompts, templates, and snippets. It also gives you a floating dock panel, so your most-used shortcuts are always one click away.
Yes. Email clients, browsers, ChatGPT, Claude, VS Code, Slack, terminals, anywhere you can type. If a keyboard works in it, GembaDeck does too.
They never leave your machine. Mark a shortcut as encrypted and GembaDeck stores it with Windows DPAPI, tied to your user account. No cloud. No third party. We can't read your prompts because they're not on our servers.
Download, install, use every feature for 30 days. No credit card. If it earns its place, $49 keeps it forever.
No. $49, once. We make money when you decide GembaDeck is worth it, not by billing you forever.
Three things. One: a one-time price instead of a subscription. Two: a floating dock panel for one-click access (no extra hardware required). Three: DPAPI encryption for sensitive prompts, so they never live in a cloud you didn't choose.
Yes. Mark the shortcut as encrypted. The text is decrypted only when you fire it, and never appears in your config files.
A floating, always-on-top window with clickable buttons for the prompts you use most. A Stream Deck without the $150 piece of plastic.
Plain-text XML files on your computer. No proprietary database. Back them up, version-control them in Git, edit them in any text editor. Your data, your rules.
Pre-built shortcut collections shared by other users. Email, support, dev, SQL, AI prompts, project management, 100+ templates ready to import.
Two keystrokes from every prompt you've ever written. $49, once, forever.
30-day free trial. No credit card. No cloud sync. No subscription, ever.