PromptKit

PromptKit Support

Last updated: April 22, 2026

PromptKit is a Mac app for organizing creative AI assets: import and browse media, arrange scenes and storyboards, tag assets, and use smart keywords—all in local PromptKit project files (.promptkit) on your Mac.

Contact

For support, questions, or feedback, email jeffasher@me.com.
We typically respond within 2–3 business days.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get started?
Complete the first-run flow to grant access to your media library (if prompted), then create or open a project. Use Help → Show App Tour anytime for a walkthrough of the main UI.

Where is my data stored?
Projects live on disk as .promptkit packages (each contains your SwiftData database and related files). By default they’re under ~/Movies/PromptKit Projects. You can choose a different folder during setup; PromptKit remembers that location.

Your library is not synced to our servers. Optional features (for example, importing from Runway) only use the network when you explicitly use them, and they talk to the service you connect—not a PromptKit-hosted cloud.

How do I back up my projects?

In-app: PromptKit can copy projects into a Backup folder next to your projects (under your chosen PromptKit Projects directory). Frequency and retention are configurable in Settings.
System: Include your projects folder (and Backup, if you use it) in Time Machine or another backup you already use.

I moved or renamed files on disk and something looks broken—what should I do?
If imported media was referenced (not fully copied into the project), moving originals can break links. Use any relink or import flows the app offers, or re-import from the new location. Keeping media inside the project’s managed storage reduces this class of issue.

Does PromptKit work offline?
Yes, for normal browsing and editing. Features that call external APIs (such as Runway import) need a network connection when you use them.

Known issues and troubleshooting

No thumbnails or missing files: Confirm the original files still exist at the path the project expects; check Settings and macOS System Settings → Privacy & Security → Files and Folders if PromptKit can’t read a disk location you expect.
“Wrong” projects folder: If you picked a custom location during onboarding, new projects and backups use that folder—look there, not only under the default Movies path.
Tour or onboarding: Help → Show App Tour replays the spotlight tour; onboarding is only for first setup.

(Adjust this list as real user reports come in.)

System requirements

macOS 14.5 (Sonoma) or later (matches your Xcode deployment target).
Mac (Apple Silicon).
Sufficient disk space for projects, imported media, and optional Backup copies.

What’s new / version history

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Feature requests and feedback

We read every message—send ideas and bug reports to jeffasher@me.com with a short description and, if possible, your macOS version and PromptKit version.