What this site is
This website provides browser-first tools for AI prompt generation, trend keyword discovery, YouTube chart exploration, and AI question building.
Updated: June 2, 2026
Privacy Policy
How this site handles browser storage, service data, advertising status, and third-party services.
Data stored in your browser
Saved AI Prompt items are stored in localStorage under aiPromptGenerator.savedPrompts.v1. YouTube Charts saved playlists use localStorage under aiPromptGenerator.youtubeCharts.savedPlaylists.v1, and temporary builder draft ids may use sessionStorage under aiPromptGenerator.youtubeCharts.builderDraftPlaylistId.v1.
Clearing browser storage, using private browsing, or changing devices can remove this local data.
Service data and third parties
Operational updates may use the YouTube Data API, Vercel Blob, and protected cron jobs to fetch or store chart and trend data. Normal page views and filter changes are designed to read prepared site data instead of calling the YouTube Data API each time.
Advertising partners and cookie choices
This site does not currently include Google AdSense ad code, advertising tags, or a consent management platform.
If advertising is added later, this Privacy Policy and the consent flow will be updated before ad-related cookies, ad personalization, or related data sharing are enabled.
You can manage personalized advertising through Google ad settings, your browser or device settings, and opt-out tools offered by participating advertising providers or industry groups. Some providers may offer their own opt-out choices.
For users in the EEA, the UK, Switzerland, and other regions where consent is required, ad features will not be enabled without a matching consent approach where required.
For privacy questions or requests, contact aipromptgenerator.contact@gmail.com.
AI links and future services
Some tools help you open user-created prompt text in ChatGPT. This site does not describe itself as processing your prompt through its own OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, or similar AI API.
If analytics or similar services are enabled later, those services may process technical information under their own policies.