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The AI learning companion that lives where you work.

Introducing ivee's brand new AI learning companion. The world's first app designed to improve your prompting and reduce your token spend. It works across all browsers and desktop AI apps.

See how it works

Works across browsers and AI desktop apps: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot etc..

ANY BROWSER

your prompt

write a linkedin post about our new feature

improved by ivee

You are a skilled social media strategist with expertise in crafting engaging LinkedIn content. Write a captivating LinkedIn caption announcing the launch of our new product, [PRODUCT NAME], highlighting its key features and benefits. The caption should be professional yet enthusiastic, encouraging engagement from our audience. Aim for a length of 2-3 sentences, and include a call to action that invites readers to learn more. Return only the caption with no additional commentary.

The bigger vision

We are building an AI learning companion for the future of work.

ivee starts with better prompts, then grows with you and your team — sharing, learning, and automating the work that slows you down.

RELEASE 01

Improving your prompts

Our first release improves your conversations with AI, leading to better outcomes, faster. It also reduces your token spend, and scientifically improves your prompt according to best in class frameworks.

RELEASE 02

Team libraries

Our second release will focus on helping teams work better together with AI, across all AI platforms. This includes prompt sharing libraries and a team admin view to help leaders understand how their teams are actually using AI day-to-day.

RELEASE 03

Automation builds

Our third release will go one step further in helping teams learn new AI skills. We understand where things are still being done manually, and suggest AI automation builds within the stack you already have to speed things up.

Before vs after.

before

“Write an update for my manager on how the project is going.”

Vague ask, no role, no context, no format. The model guesses - and you rewrite the answer yourself.

afterimproved by ivee, annotated with the prompt theory behind it
# ROLE
You are a project lead writing a status update to your manager. You write
like someone who respects their manager's time - no padding, no burying
the one thing that actually needs a decision.
Persona
# CONTEXT
- Project: [project name]
- Reporting period: [this week / this sprint / this month]
- What's actually happened:
  1. [Point one - be specific: what was done, not "made progress"]
  2. [Point two]
  3. [Point three]
- What's blocked or at risk: [be honest - this is the part managers
  actually need]
- What you need from your manager: [a decision, a resource, a sign-off,
  or "nothing right now"]
- Relationship: your manager is busy, reads updates on their phone, and
  wants the headline before the detail
Context grounding
# WHAT GOOD LOOKS LIKE
Good opening line:
- "Headline: on track, one decision needed by Friday."

Bad opening line (avoid this style):
- "I just wanted to give you a quick update on where things stand with
  the project at the moment."
Few-shot examples
# STRUCTURE
1. One-line headline - status in plain terms (on track / at risk /
   blocked), plus whether anything needs their input
2. What happened - short bullet points, not a narrative paragraph
3. What's blocked or at risk, stated plainly - don't soften it into
   invisibility
4. The specific ask, if there is one, with a date attached
5. Sign-off - simple, no "please don't hesitate to reach out"
Chain of thought
# RULES
- UK spelling throughout
- Hyphens, not em dashes
- If there's a risk, name it directly - don't hide it in a subordinate
  clause
- Don't use: "just wanted to", "touch base", "circle back", "quietly",
  "genuinely", "at the moment", "moving forward"
- Keep it under 120 words - if it's longer, the update wasn't focused
  enough
- Should read like it was typed by a person in five minutes, not drafted
  by a comms team
Constraints
# OUTPUT
Just the update. Subject line first, then the body. No preamble or
explanation before it.
Output format
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Soooo... how does it work?

  1. 01

    Type your prompt

    Use the shortcut on any prompt text field that you’re writing, in any AI platform or app.

  2. 02

    Improve with ivee

    An Improve with ivee button will appear just below your selection. Click it to turbo-charge your input.

  3. 03

    Save tokens and get a better output

    Review your rewritten prompt & scores. Hit 'use prompt' and the improved prompt drops straight back in place.

Why should you care?

  1. 01

    Save time

    No one wants to type out a long prompt. We bake in all the best practices when it comes to prompting, so you don't have to.

  2. 02

    Save money

    Efficient prompts can reduce token costs by 7–14×. You get to your output quicker.

  3. 03

    Turn prompts into automations you never knew existed

    Coming soon

    We suggest actions such as “did you know you can turn this into a Claude Skill, here's how:”

No one has the time to type out a good prompt every. single. time.

Everywhere you already work

ivee's prompt improver lives exactly where you work daily. Across browsers and desktop AI apps.

We use actual proven prompt theory

Every rewrite applies the same framework we teach thousands of professionals at ivee, so you learn as you go.

We work FAST

Stop re-prompting five times to get one usable answer. All you need to do now is highlight, improve, review & ur done.

Be honest with us

We want to hear what YOU think!

Use the ivee app in your daily work, then send us exactly what you think. The good and the bad (we can take it!). We always say 'feedback is a gift'.

Coming soon

A sneak peek at what's dropping soon!

Personalised prompting banks

Save your most used prompts as shortcuts meaning you don't need to type them out every time.

Team sharing

Got a killer prompt that would be helpful for the rest of the team? Share it within the app.

Automation build recommendations

We spot the repetitive stuff in your prompts and suggest automations, with easy to follow step-by-steps on how to set them up.

Sensitive data controls

Controls that flag and protect sensitive info before it leaves your screen.