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Welcome to Soulriddle
Soulriddle is a community platform for discovering, creating, sharing, and reusing AI prompts. You can browse public prompts, add your own information to their variables, run them in an AI model you choose, and save prompts you want to use again. Creators can also publish repeatable workflows with source, permission, scope, and safety information.
Soulriddle provides prompt content and community features. It does not directly provide medical, legal, financial, psychological, or guaranteed divination services. AI output can be incomplete, biased, or incorrect. Verify important information and use qualified professional help for high-impact decisions.
Quick start
1. Find a useful starting point
Open Explore, search for a real task, and narrow the results by category, tag, or language. Before using a prompt, review its Prompt name, Summary, Prompt body, creator, category, tags, language, and community feedback.
2. Adapt the prompt to your situation
Read the complete Prompt body and replace its Variables with your goal, context, audience, constraints, and required output. Do not remove necessary safety limits, fact-checking instructions, or output boundaries merely to make the prompt shorter.
3. Run it in a model you choose
Copy the completed prompt or use an available model shortcut. Before sending it, remove names, contact details, account information, confidential business material, health information, or anything else that should not be shared with a third-party model. The third-party service controls its own fees, data practices, and usage limits.
4. Save and improve it
Signed-in members can save or like useful prompts and manage their own drafts. If the first result is weak, improve the context, examples, constraints, or output format before relying on it.
5. Share a repeatable method
Create a prompt when you have a workflow that other people can understand and reuse. Before publishing, use an accurate name and summary, make the instructions understandable without private context, and explain relevant sources, permissions, changes, and safety limits.
Create and customize prompts
The current creation flow includes Prompt name, Summary, Prompt body, Variables, recommended models, category, tags, Language, Safety notes, Source name, Source URL, and License.
- Prompt name: Give the prompt a short, specific name.
- Summary: Explain who it helps, what task it performs, and what result to expect. Summary is not a replacement for Prompt name.
- Prompt body: Write the complete instructions, including role, task, context, constraints, steps, and output requirements.
- Variables: Mark the information that changes between uses, such as audience, topic, tone, evidence, or output format.
- Recommended models: Recommend only models that genuinely suit the task; do not imply that every other model is incompatible.
- Category and tags: Choose the closest use category and a small number of accurate tags. Do not use unrelated popular tags to gain visibility.
- Language: Select the primary language of the Prompt body.
- Safety notes: Explain limitations, information that requires verification, and situations where the prompt should not be used.
- Source name, Source URL, and License: Use these fields to explain third-party material and the basis for reuse. Their optional presentation in the current form does not remove the need to verify rights when third-party material is included.
Support Soulriddle
Soulriddle offers optional, one-time tips of USD 1, USD 3, USD 5, or USD 10 on prompt pages. The payment is collected by COOLTECH AI CREAT LIMITED. For completed tips, 10% is retained by the platform and 90% is allocated to the prompt creator for later manual payment. These tips are not charitable donations or subscriptions and do not provide extra access or rights.
Stripe processes payments for Soulriddle. Soulriddle retains transaction records for refunds, disputes, and reconciliation.
See the Terms sections on Refunds & Disputes and Creator Payments. Never send passwords, verification codes, full card details, bank passwords, or original identity documents through ordinary feedback.
Sources, permissions, and adaptations
A source explains where material came from. A license or permission explains what you are allowed to do with it. A public page, source link, credit, translation, or AI rewrite does not by itself prove permission to republish, adapt, or use material commercially.
For third-party material, identify the original creator or rights holder, original URL, license name and version, and any translation, editing, restructuring, or other material change. A platform support payment does not change a work's license or give the supporter additional rights.
Templates, categories, and languages
Categories describe a prompt's primary use. Tags add more specific subjects, methods, tools, or audiences. A source platform is not a subject category: GitHub, TikTok, or Xiaohongshu belongs in source information rather than replacing use categories such as Writing, Tarot, or Astrology.
12 public categories are available in the current library.
Account and settings
Signed-in members can manage their display name, avatar, public profile, language preference, and account options. Publish only information you are comfortable making visible to every visitor. Changing the interface language does not translate a prompt or change the original work's language or license.
Open account settingsFrequently asked questions
Can I copy a public prompt?
You may use it personally under the permission displayed on the page and the Terms. Republishing, translating, adapting, selling a collection, or using it in a commercial service may require additional permission. A Copy button does not transfer copyright.
How do I decide whether a prompt is useful?
Check whether the goal is specific, Variables are clear, the output format is defined, and the source is credible. Review Safety notes, update information, and community feedback. Independently verify important output.
Do creators receive these payments?
Yes. Soulriddle collects the payment and allocates 90% of each completed tip to the prompt creator for later manual payment. See Creator Payments for details.
How do I report infringement, fraud, or a privacy problem?
Use the report action on the prompt when available. If it is unavailable, use Feedback or the published contact email and include the page link, relevant material, the time you saw it, and redacted evidence. Payment disputes and formal copyright notices use separate processes.