Local-first

A local-first prompt library for work you need to keep.

Keep prompt work on your Mac by default while the website handles beta access, releases, and update plumbing separately.

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Free during beta. Founder terms shared before Linea Prompt 1.0. Current beta requirements are shown before download.

Prompt library lives in the Mac app workflowNo AI-provider login required by Linea PromptWebsite systems are separate from prompt storage
Prompt libraryMac app workspace
Beta recordswebsite backend
Release feedSparkle updates
AI sessionsyour apps
Prompt work stays a Mac workflow; release and beta systems stay separate.
Without Linea

Prompts that encode client context, analysis structure, and operating judgment end up spread across vendor accounts and temporary chats.

With Linea

Linea keeps reusable prompt work in a Mac-first library while beta signup, release downloads, and updates are handled by separate website infrastructure.

Product proof

A safe product state, worthy of the page.

The visual language follows the running Mac app, but the content is purpose-built synthetic marketing data: board memos, customer calls, launch QA, and fundraise updates instead of internal workspace text.

synthetic product statebuilt from real app structure

Investor Update Partner Draft

fundraise · board · memo

ContextNorthstar Series A Board Pack
Blueprint

Draft the investor update. Separate shipped facts, open risks, and asks. Use the attached runway model and customer call notes.

audienceseed investors
tonecalm, direct
windowMay board packet
Time Machine · v18 of 21Auto-save enabled
Trust boundary

Separate the prompt library from release plumbing.

The website and backend are still real systems: beta registration, release metadata, download events, email delivery, Turnstile, and analytics all have jobs. They are not the place where your reusable prompt library needs to live.

  • Prompt work is prepared in the native Mac app.
  • The website handles beta and release access separately.
  • AI-provider sessions stay in the apps and accounts you already use.
Professional memory

Your prompts are part of how you work.

A good prompt can encode judgment: what to ask for, what to exclude, how to format output, and which source material matters. That belongs in a durable workspace, not only in a chat transcript.

  • Save the prompt as a Blueprint.
  • Keep project facts as Context and Variables.
  • Use Time Machine when edits need a record.
Workflow

The promise becomes an operating loop.

01

Create the Blueprint on your Mac.

02

Attach the context it needs.

03

Use Linea without adding an AI-provider login layer.

04

Deliver the prompt into the app where the work happens.

FAQ

Direct answers for real search intent.

Does Linea require an AI-provider login?

No. Linea Prompt does not require you to log into an AI provider inside Linea. It prepares prompts for the apps and accounts you already use.

Does the website still use backend services?

Yes. The website uses services for beta registration, release delivery, email, verification, and analytics. That is separate from the app's prompt-library workflow.

Related use casesView all
Reusable templatesreusable AI prompt templatesTurn prompts into Blueprints with visible Variables, remembered Context, and one-keystroke delivery into apps that accept text.Time Machineprompt version historyKeep the useful version, compare changes, rate strong drafts, and restore when a later edit makes the prompt worse.Mac prompt managerprompt manager for MacLinea Prompt keeps reusable prompts, variables, context, delivery actions, and history in a native Mac workflow.Hotkey launcherAI prompt launcher for MacPress the hotkey, search your Blueprint Library, fill Variables, and deliver the finished prompt into apps that accept text.

Shape what ships next.

Join the beta while the workflow is still being shaped around real Mac professionals and real prompt-heavy work.

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