Interface Guide
The AiShort homepage has four parts — the title and entry buttons at the top, the tag filters below them, the search bar, and the prompt cards that fill the rest of the page. This section covers how to use them together to find the prompt you need.

Top Entry Buttons
The buttons under the page title differ slightly before and after you log in:
- Logged out: "Sign in free" + "Browse Community"
- Logged in: a view switcher ("Explore" ⇄ "My Collection"), "Create Prompt", and a settings menu on the right ("My Account", "Logout")
💡 You can browse, search, and copy every curated prompt without logging in. Logging in just adds collecting, creating, and cross-device sync.
Tag Filtering
Filter prompts by domain and function. The OR / AND switcher in the top right controls how multiple tags are combined:
- OR (default): Show prompts matching any of the selected tags
- AND: Show only prompts matching all selected tags
Once tags are selected, a "Clear filters" button appears to wipe them in one click. On mobile, tags are collapsed by default — tap "Show Tags" to expand.

Keyword Search
Searches across prompt titles, descriptions, content, and notes.
- On desktop, press
Ctrl + K(⌘ + Kon macOS) to focus the search box;Escto exit - Homepage search covers the curated prompts. When tags are selected, search is scoped to those tags
- After logging in, search expands to include your collections and custom prompts
- If short keywords return nothing on the homepage, AiShort automatically searches the Community Prompts too

Prompt Cards
Curated prompts are sorted by cumulative copy count, so the most-used content shows first.
Card Info
Each card shows the prompt's title, description, content preview, and tags. The flame icon and number in the top-right corner show its cumulative copy count.
View Details
Click a card to open the details popup — read the full content and notes, then copy in one click.

Copy Prompt
Click the "Copy" button on the card or in the details popup, then paste into any AI tool (chat pages, coding tools, API calls, etc.).
Collect Prompt
After logging in, a heart button appears on each card — click it to add the prompt to My Collection.
Related Documentation
- Getting Started - Basic usage
- My Collection - Collection, tags, and sorting
- Community Prompts - Discover and share