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I built DraftSparks over the weekend as a proof-of-concept and to play with some no-code automation skills I've been working on. We use a combination of AI (GPT-4) plus pre-defined categories and themes to generate ongoing writing prompts and journaling prompts.
DraftSparks is 100% free, and we post new writing prompts randomly to our social feeds every 3 hours throughout the day.
For those of you the write or journal - I'd love to know more types of topics or prompts you enjoy in your own writing?
DraftSparks sounds super fun! I'm all about video content, but the idea of getting writing prompts powered by AI is pretty rad. When I brainstorm for video concepts, sometimes a unique prompt could really help. Ever thought of prompts related to storytelling or scriptwriting?
Keep up the awesome work!
@heleana we've absolutely got some story telling focused stuff on here, but it does trend towards fiction prompts. We've got a category slated for blog writing prompts, however the business writing stuff has been less of a focus.
I like the idea of video concepts but wonder how much it would differ from written prompts? I usually think about video projects in a script-first sense so I might be missing the bigger picture.
Congrats on your launch! Wow, I truly had to dig a bit before I finally realised this was about writing and journalling prompts, not ChatGPT prompts...haha, sorry! (Seems the word has been co-opted by AI.)
I tried a few categories, and random ones. It would be really cool to have a category for conversations with friends? (Like conversation starting prompts?)
Maybe already exists, tons of content already, looks great and love the design!
@esus Yes, not one of the more common prompt websites launching on here!
I like the conversation idea, that's one I've come across but have not built yet. It overlaps with Dialogue prompts for character development quite a bit as well.
I need to resort the category structure to expose those types of things a bit better.
Just started using DraftSparks, and it's been a total game-changer for my creative writing. It's incredibly user-friendly, making it a breeze to dive right in without any confusing navigation. The prompts it offers are nothing short of magical, covering more topics than I could ever consider with my own brain!
Since I started using DraftSparks, my daily writing practice has been so much less stressful, especially on the days where simply deciding the prompt is a difficult task.
Also, every time I'm using it, I think of what a cool resource this could be for teachers who do daily creative writing prompts with their students!
DraftSparks sounds super fun! I'm all about video content, but the idea of getting writing prompts powered by AI is pretty rad. When I brainstorm for video concepts, sometimes a unique prompt could really help. Ever thought of prompts related to storytelling or scriptwriting?
Keep up the awesome work!
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