Score and fix any prompt, free

Paste a draft below. Get a 0-100 score, the weak spots flagged, and a cleaner rewrite. No signup. 3 free runs per day.

Rewrite for clarity, completeness, and a stronger result.

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How it works

1

Paste your draft

Drop in the prompt you are about to send to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or any model. A rough first try is exactly what this is for.

2

Read the score and gaps

Get a 0-100 rating in seconds plus the specific reasons it underperforms: missing role, undefined output format, buried instruction, no success criteria.

3

Copy the rewrite

Take the optimized version and get a sharper answer the first time. Each fix is explained, so your own prompts get stronger over time.

What you get

A real score

Every prompt gets a 0-100 grade against a consistent rubric, so you know whether it is ready or still leaking quality.

The weak spots, named

It points at the exact lines costing you: the vague ask, the missing format, the instruction the model will skip.

A rewrite you can ship

You get an optimized version restructured around what the model rewards, not a list of tips you have to apply yourself.

No signup to start

Paste a prompt and get your score and rewrite with no account and no credit card. 3 free runs a day.

Common questions

Is it actually free?
Yes. You get 3 free QA reports a day with no account and no credit card. Paste a prompt and you get the score and the rewrite.
Which models does it work with?
The guidance targets the models most people use, including ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. The rewrite focuses on prompt structure, which carries across models.
What does the score measure?
It grades your prompt against a rubric covering role, task clarity, output format, context, and success criteria, the elements that decide whether a model answers well in one pass.
What do I get if I sign up?
A free account adds saved history, more daily reports, deeper Sonnet and Opus analysis, image-prompt QA, and variant rewrites.