wtf is promptpin?

This project is a small macOS menu bar app for keeping your frequently used prompts organized and one click away. Instead of hunting through notes or documents for a prompt you use often, whether for coding, research, writing, or any repeatable task, you organize your prompts into projects and can copy any of them to your clipboard with a single click from the menu bar. The app lets you create, edit, delete, and reorder both projects and the prompts inside them, and it shows you the currently selected project's name along with how many prompts it holds. Everything is stored locally on your own Mac in a simple file, with no cloud account or internet connection involved. It is aimed at anyone who relies on a set of go to prompts for a repeatable workflow and wants them close at hand rather than scattered across notes. The app requires macOS 14 or later to run. You can install it two ways: download the ready made disk image and drag the app into your Applications folder, which needs no developer tools at all, or open the project in Xcode and run it from source if you want to build it yourself or make changes. The current downloadable version is signed only for local testing and has not yet been notarized by Apple, so macOS may show a security warning the first time you open it. The app itself is written in Swift and is still an early, actively evolving project, currently at version 0.1.2, with a short release history showing steady small improvements to its interface and stability. The README does not state a license, so the terms for reusing or modifying the code are unclear without checking the repository directly.