Migi for Mac

Look, if you're using ChatGPT or Claude regularly, you've already encountered this problem: you're copying and pasting the same prompts dozens of times a day. That's chaos masquerading as productivity. Migi solves that.

It's a native macOS app that gives you instant access to reusable prompt templates. Press a hotkey, your templates appear. Fill in the blanks, press enter and it's on your clipboard ready to paste into your favourite LLM's chat interface.

Press ⌥ Space from anywhere and your prompt library appears in a floating window.

You've got templates with fill-in-the-blank placeholders. The interface shows you exactly what you're filling in before you copy.

Autocomplete suggests existing placeholders as you type. Reference the same placeholder multiple times without having to remember what you called it. The system tracks everything. Syntax checking catches errors before they become problems.

Organize your prompts in folders. Search with fuzzy matching that understands what you meant, not just exact character strings. Built entirely in SwiftUI, so it's fast and native. Everything stays local on your Mac with SwiftData. No cloud, tracking, or external dependencies.

Use it for prompt engineering, code snippets, marketing copy, documentation, support responses, or any situation where you need specific text ready immediately. It's a tool that reduces friction between thought and execution.

No subscription. You buy it once. Your data stays on your machine. That's the deal.

The alternative is continuing to waste time on repetitive tasks that could be automated. That's not a good use of your cognitive resources. So there's that.